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The 16th Scientific Expedition of the Latvian Folklore Archives was a fieldwork campaign conducted in 1962 in the Madona and Talsi regions of Latvia. Researchers documented traditional songs, dances, stories, and other expressions of local folklore, preserving them through audio recordings, handwritten transcriptions, and photographs.
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1962
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The 16th Scientific Expedition of the Latvian Folklore Archives was a fieldwork campaign conducted in 1962 in the Madona and Talsi regions of Latvia. Researchers documented traditional songs, dances, stories, and other expressions of local folklore, preserving them through audio recordings, handwritten transcriptions, and photographs.
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16th scientific expedition in the Madona and Talsi districts
The 16th Scientific Expedition of the Latvian Folklore Archives was a fieldwork campaign conducted in 1962 in the Madona and Talsi regions of Latvia. Researchers documented traditional songs, dances, stories, and other expressions of local folklore, preserving them through audio recordings, handwritten transcriptions, and photographs.

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