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The lore of the judges: Native land court judges' interpretations of Maori custom law. Ideology, ceremony and calendar in pre-contact Hawai'i: Astronomical alignment of a stone enclosure on O'Ahu suggests ceremonial use during the Makahiki season. Notes on a Marquesan 'tiki'-headed 'ke'a tuki Popoi' breadfruit pounder in the founding collection of the pitt rivers museum.

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