Local carver Jill Benavente talks about the sinahi and its place in the Chamorro cultural revival. The film was produced by Ronnie Ray Blas Melissa Meno, Da'kota, and Nina Mishio Peck . The producers were students in Dr. Anne Hattori's Spring 2012 Modern Pacific History (HI 444) course at the University of Guam. The film is part of an ongoing Guam Oral Histories project made possible by the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Guam.
Sinahi According to si Mama Jill
Local carver Jill Benavente talks about the sinahi and its place in the Chamorro cultural revival. The film was produced by Ronnie Ray Blas Melissa Meno, Da'kota, and Nina Mishio Peck . The producers were students in Dr. Anne Hattori's Spring 2012 Modern Pacific History (HI 444) course at the University of Guam. The film is part of an ongoing Guam Oral Histories project made possible by the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Guam.
