Papers by Tessa Toumbourou
Elements of endangered forms of Fataluku cultural expression, 2017
The Fataluku people of far eastern Timor-Leste maintain diverse and fascinating forms of cultural... more The Fataluku people of far eastern Timor-Leste maintain diverse and fascinating forms of cultural expression. This project, Documenting Endangered Forms of Cultural Expression of the Fataluku people, recorded 30 different cultural heritage elements – many practiced in different forms – in the Lautem district between 2012 and 2013. The project sought to help re-invigorate critically endangered forms of cultural expression by recording those cultural forms; building local capacity to preserve cultural heritage; and providing Fataluku people with an opportunities to view and learn more about their cultural heritage. All information about the project is available on the project website
http://manyhands.org.au/our_activities/2013_projects/research_project_preservation_of_endangered_forms_of_fataluku_cultural_expr
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Papers by Tessa Toumbourou
http://manyhands.org.au/our_activities/2013_projects/research_project_preservation_of_endangered_forms_of_fataluku_cultural_expr
http://manyhands.org.au/our_activities/2013_projects/research_project_preservation_of_endangered_forms_of_fataluku_cultural_expr