Lingkaen aerne Saltaen Kara Uning - The legend about Linken and Charlton

Jul 19, 2026

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This document presents the Mamusi Traditional Story titled "Lingkaen aerne Saltaen Kara Uning," which translates to "The legend about Linken and Charlton." Published in April 2026 as a trial edition of 50 copies, it was funded by the SIL PNG Literacy Fund and compiled by Florence Kentale. The images within the document are copyrighted by Damien Liunga, © 2025 SIL PNG. Lilian Punakepu served as the editor, and the publication details of SIL PNG in Pomio, East New Britain, Papua New Guinea, are provided, including the publisher's address. The narrative appears to be a traditional story from the Mamusi culture, with the initial text offering a glimpse into the story's unfolding. The story is presented by SIL PNG, an organization involved in literacy and publishing. The copyright information and publication details suggest a focus on preserving and sharing cultural narratives from Papua New Guinea. The trial edition format indicates an intent to gather feedback or test the material before wider distribution. The story itself, as suggested by the title and the beginning of the text, likely revolves around two characters, Lingkaen and Saltaen, and their legend, offering insights into the cultural heritage of the Mamusi people.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLiterature

FormatPDF

Pages17

Reading Time26 min

AccessFree to download

Lingkaen aerne Saltaen Kara Uning

The legend about Linken and Charlton

Mamusi Traditional Story

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What is the title of the Mamusi traditional story?

The title of the Mamusi traditional story is "Lingkaen aerne Saltaen Kara Uning," which means "The legend about Linken and Charlton."

Who published and funded this traditional story?

This traditional story was published by SIL PNG and funded by the SIL PNG Literacy Fund.

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Jul 19, 2026

Upload by Oliver