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It is further possible that it may have served as an ava bowl for strictly ceremonial use in the marae on great occasions . My friend Mr J. Lyle Young , whose long experience in the islands and study of their archaeology and folk - lore ...
It is further possible that it may have served as an ava bowl for strictly ceremonial use in the marae on great occasions . My friend Mr J. Lyle Young , whose long experience in the islands and study of their archaeology and folk - lore ...
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He kept it , however , in the district of Atehuru , where there is a large stonebuilt cemetery or marae whereat they swear him in as arii . It was for this reason that his afore - mentioned brother came with me , in order that the ...
He kept it , however , in the district of Atehuru , where there is a large stonebuilt cemetery or marae whereat they swear him in as arii . It was for this reason that his afore - mentioned brother came with me , in order that the ...
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persons to be killed who had treacherously murdered a native of this island of Otahiti , when it was not war time , and that he had sent the bodies over to Otů , in satisfaction , that he might offer them up in his principal marae .
persons to be killed who had treacherously murdered a native of this island of Otahiti , when it was not war time , and that he had sent the bodies over to Otů , in satisfaction , that he might offer them up in his principal marae .
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Contents
and the MYSTIC BOWL of MARAE TAPUTAPUATEA xxxivxli | xxxiv |
The MYSTIC BOWL of MARAE TAPUTAPUATEA to face page | xxxvi |
Description of the PLATES and CHART xlixlix | xli |
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afternoon appeared arii arii Otů arrived asked begged better Bibl body bowl bring broke brought called calm canoe Captain carried caused Chiefs cloth cloudy Comandante continued Cook day:-It dawned clear Diary directed district early father feet fence fish four fresh frigate gave give given gorge hand head Honour incident Indians island kind land leave light air Lima live look marae Máximo means mention mid-day morning mother natives observed occurred offered Ohatutira Padre Geronimo Padre Narciso party passed the night person plantains present rain reached reason received reference remained round saying seaman seems sent ship showers side soon Spaniards squalls stayed stone Tahiti Tahitian things told took turned Vehiatua voyage wanted weather wind wished
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| Title | Works, Volume 43 |
| Author | Hakluyt Society |
| Publisher | Kraus Reprint, 1967 |
| Original from | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitized | 22 Aug 2009 |
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