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Cook Islands ceremonial structures: diversity of marae and variety of meanings

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Ethnographic accounts recorded from a number of its islands illustrate that marae or ceremonial structures in East Polynesia are richly polysemic, their significance spreading out in an embarrassment of directions (cf. Geertz 1980: 105). Yet, it is fair to say that archaeologists have hardly approached the great variety of meanings encoded, in marae. Most previous studies have generally constra...
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2000
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Polynesia
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Green, Roger
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