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Bulletin de la Société des Études Océaniennes numéro 325
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- SOMMAIRE Avant-Propos du président – Fasan Chong dit Jean Kape Le regard de l’étranger : Paul Gauguin et la Polynésie – Riccardo Pineri La vengeance légendaire de ‘Apeku’a version marquisienne de la légende d’Apakura – Aymeric Hermann Étude, moulage et tirage d’un grand panneau de pétroglyphes et du tiki de Taaoa, à Hatiheu, Nuku Hiva – Pierre Ottino L’ananas (painapo) en Polynésie française ...
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