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June 24-28; July 1-5, 2015 Log Sheet #6 Smithsonian Folklife Festival Audio/Video Log Sheet Logger/Videographer: [[strikethrough]] Greg Jacks [[/strikethrough]] Steven Bluestein Memory Card Number-Tascam: CFCH 4 File Name:0202.wav Memory Card Number-Zoom H2: CFCH File Name:_.wav Presenter: Holly Wissler-ethnomusicalogist Date/time: 2:45 [[strikethrough]] June [[/strikethrough]] July 1, 2015 Program: Wachiperi [[strikethrough]] Archery [[/strikethrough]] men & women roles STAGE: La Plaza GROUP NAME: REGION/STYLE: Wachiperi Traditional [[2 columned table]] | PERFORMER(S) | INSTRUMENT/OCCUPATION | | --- | --- | | Victario Dariquebe Jerewan | Community Leader | | [[strikethrough]] Sergio Pacheco Hambeo [[/strikethrough]] | Healer | | Sofia | | CONTENTS/NOTES (continue on back): 1. 80-100 people, 30-40 speak language 2. Man & Woman in probably traditional dress, tan singlepiece clothes w/ brown patterns 3. Archery- different arrows for different targets 4. tapir arrow- normal like small birds- three pronged wild dove- arrow w/ notch; lead in 1980 5. high flying birds- can shoot arrow up to 50 meters blunt arrow- specific fish, so don't damage meat 6. monkeys- monkey bone an end 7. bows- handmade, secropia tree is used for twine before hunting traditions fishing- women- gather barbasco root, grind, throw in river, paralyze fish, float to trap, gather fish in "pisopeeko?" basket, while fishing carries baby. carries baby in special container- back and sides tree trunk, string in front