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Vanuatu Culture:     more books (24)

Microfossil analysis of Lapita deposits in Vanuatu reveals introduced Araceae (aroids).: An article from: Archaeology in Oceania by Mark Horrocks, Stuart Bedford, 2005-07-01 Melanesians and Missionaries: An Ethnohistorical Study of Social and Religious Change in the Southwest Pacific by Darrell L. Whiteman, 2002-05-01 Women of the Place: Kastom, Colonialism and Gender in Vanuatu (Studies in Anthropology and History) by Margaret Jolly, 1997-01-01 South Pacific expedition to the New Hebrides and to the Fore, Kukukuku, and Genatei peoples of New Guinea, January 26, 1967 to May 12, 1967 by D. Carleton Gajdusek, 1982 Awe! Artis Blong Tude: Art contemporain de Vanuatu et des iles Solomon (French Edition) by Ralph Regenvanu, 1997 Unbelievable Experiences of an African American World Traveler by Leon Freeman, 2007

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21. Vanuatu History & Vanuatu Culture | IExplore
    The island group of which Vanuatu is a part has been settled since BC 500. are to preserve Melanesian cultural traditions and lobby for independence of  
    http://www.iexplore.com/dmap/Vanuatu/History
    
    Extractions: The island group of which Vanuatu is a part has been settled since BC 500. Up to and beyond the 13th century AD, it was at the heart of the empire of Tonga. During the 19th century, the islands making up Vanuatu (then called the New Hebrides) were settled by British and French missionaries, planters and traders. The UK and France eventually agreed on a condominium over the two islands. After World War II, a complex power struggle began between the indigenous islanders and the dual colonial interests over the future political and economic course of the islands. The constitutional position was settled in 1977, at a conference between British, French and New Hebridean representatives in Paris; it was agreed that the islands should become fully independent within three years.

22. Vanuatu Culture
    Clickable world maps leading to universities, colleges, education, photographs,cultures, travel and more. Education means knowing your world.  
    http://www.davchi2000.addr.com/vanuatu.html

23. Vanuatu - Learning Links
    Keywords Vanuatu history, vanuatu culture, Vanuatu websites, Vanuatu resources,Vanuatu country report, Country Reports, ClassBrain Top of Page  
    http://www.classbrain.com/art_cr/publish/vanuatu_learning_links.shtml

24. VANUATU: Culture, Tourism And Trade Feature In Japan Show
    vanuatu culture, tourism and trade feature in Japan show Vanuatu is taking partin a major international trade fair in Japan, which will showcase its  
    http://www.sidsnet.org/latestarc/trade-newswire/msg00090.html
    
    Extractions: Reply to this message / Réponse à ce message To/A trade-newswire@sidsnet.org From/De jayne@sidsnet.org Date 28 Mar/mar 2005 18:08:49 -0000 VANUATU: culture, tourism and trade feature in Japan show Vanuatu is taking part in a major international trade fair in Japan, which will showcase its culture, trade and tourism. The show, which will run for six months, was opened on Thursday and is expected to attract more than 30 million visitors. Recent reports from Port Vila say Vanuatu had planned to export food products to Japan for the event. However, strict quarantine laws there have put some limit on the amount of agricultural and food products Vanuatu can bring into the country. But despite the setbacks, Vanuatu will feature artefacts, custom dancers, tourism and products such as coffee from Tanna. Presenter/Interviewer: Caroline Tiriman Speakers: Patrick Vurobaravu, senior tourism officer, Vanuatu National Tourism Office To Listen: http://www.abc.net.au/ra/pacbeat/stories/m1032658.asx

25. Vanuatu Tours & Activities - Cruises, Scuba Diving, Weddings & Car Rental By Tra
    Ekasup Village Tour Discover traditional ni-vanuatu culture with a visit to a A half day tour that explores traditional Ni vanuatu culture including  
    http://www.tourismvanuatu.com/tours/
    
    Extractions: tours and cruises Round Island Tour - A full day tour that includes lunch, refreshments, swim and fire walking. Tours run every day. Cost is $80 per adult, $40 per child (2-12yrs). Ekasup Village Tour - Discover traditional ni-Vanuatu culture with a visit to a Ekasup Cultural Village and experience first-hand learning the ancient way to prepare native herbs for medicines, food roasting, traditional weaving techniques and many other discoveries. Experience the custom, tradition and cultural values of ancient Melanesia. A half day tour that explores traditional Ni Vanuatu culture including Melanesian refreshments. Cost $59 per adult, $29 per child (2-12yrs). Glass Bottom Boat - Includes swimming, snorkelling gear, fish feeding and refreshments. Cost $37 per adult, $18 per child (2-12yrs).

26. Survivor Fever - Survivor Vanuatu
    As one of the highest profile elements of the nivanuatu culture, kastom dancesare highly regarded, closely held and revered by the tribal members.  
    http://www.survivorfever.net/s9_kastoms_tribal_dances.html
    
    Extractions: During the Thailand reunion show, Jeff Probst recommended, "John Nash’s Non-cooperative Game Theory". Jeff suggested that any potential Survivor contestant study this theory as the key to winning Survivor. PlaceMenu("sf1menu") Kastom Tribal Dances While some kastom dances are restricted from viewing by outsiders or female tribal members, some are performed for visitors enabling the sharing of the ni-vanuatu culture with the outside world. Here is a short video clip of such a kastom dance as preformed by the Ekasup tribe for the many visitors to Vanuatu's capitol city, Port Vila Efate. Sea Snake Dance Rom Dance The Rom dance is an initiation dance used in the grade taking ceremonies called Maghe, to enable advancement to higher levels within the tribal social structure. The elaborately carved Tam Tams (slit drums) which provide the rhythmic and musical accompaniment, originated in Ambrym but have spread to other islands as well. A pig-killing ceremony, common to many kastom dances throughout Vanuatu and a tree fern carving judgment are also included in this unusual Rom dance festival.

27. Survivor Fever - Survivor Vanuatu
    Location, vanuatu culture Articles. Vanuatu Land Eternal Tribal Council Tourwith Jeff Probst 8.31.04 View Images Kastoms - Cultural Traditions  
    http://www.survivorfever.net/index9.html
    
    Extractions: Mark Martin, who kicks off his "Salute To You" Tour this season, will serve as the honorary best man at the wedding of "Survivor: Vanuatu Islands" winner Chris Daugherty to Lorie Groves. The wedding is being held Sunday morning in Victory Lane at Daytona International Speedway. Survivor: Vanuatu’s Eliza Orlins to Appear at February 18 Crunch Game (AHL 2.10.05)

28. Survivor Shrine :: Survivor 9: Vanuatu > Speculation > Episode 9
    The questions are probably about vanuatu culture. In Marquesas, this challengeended the If it has to do with vanuatu culture, it would be a toss up.  
    http://www.survivorshrine.com/s9/speculation/09.shtml
    
    Extractions: This is probably the men, trying to work their way into the women's alliance in order to get farther in the game. They will probably try to screw Twila and Julie, who recently betrayed them. Will they get Ami to boot them? Or could they still depend on the two to carry the rest of them through at least three more days.

29. Pacific And Asian Affairs Council
    5 (Thursday) CC Program vanuatu culture with David Becker Bosen LarpitanMaui Community College Hana Education Center 600800 pm  
    http://www.paachawaii.org/calendar/2001 Events.htm
    
    Extractions: 7:00-8:00 p.m. 11-14 (Wednesday-Saturday) IV Program: MS. JAWEYN MCKAY from New Zealand (Meridian) 18-21 (Wednesday-Saturday) IV Program: MR PANAPASI NELESONE from Vanuatu (IIE) 18-21 (Wednesday-Saturday) IV Program: DR. YOUNG-HO PARK from Korea (Meridian) 20 (Friday) PAAC 47th Anniversary International Golf Tournament at Leilehua Golf Course 24-28 (Tuesday-Saturday) IV Program: MR. TSUGUMASA UCHIHATA from Japan (AED)

30. Further Arts Vanuatu - Music, Dance And Culture - Vanuatu Culture
    Mambo the dynamic portal engine and content management system.  
    http://www.furtherarts.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=80&Itemid=2

31. Kava Culture - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Sex and kava are related in Nivanuatu culture. It is also used in traditionalmedicine, for fever, asthma, and aches, but the roots used for medicine are  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kava_culture
    
    Extractions: In Hawaii , at least 30 varieties of kava were used for medicinal, religious, political, cultural and social purposes by all social classes, men and women. Kava is the original pau hana drink of working people to relax and ease achy muscles. Kava was also given to fussy babies and children to calm them and help them sleep. In Vanuatu , kava is drunk at night in a place called nakamal, "place for peace". Men drink it from a shell or empty coconut. Women were not allowed to drink kava historically. The Tamafa is a gift to the spiritual ancestors which consists of spitting a mouthful of kava drink, then telling a few words. The cult of Kava is different on each island of the archipelago. In Malekula, it is related to the cult of death. Sex and kava are related in Ni-Vanuatu culture. It is also used in traditional medicine, for fever, asthma, and aches, but the roots used for medicine are not the same ones used for drink. Pharmacologically, kava is recognized as an analgesic (pain killer), anxiolytic, and antibiotic. Kava certainly has a social, spiritual and medical purpose. In Tonga In Fiji , kava, also called "grog" or "yaqona" is a part of the fabric of life, drunk nightly by families and also used for important political and social events. The importance of the kava in Fiji is not so much physical, but a psychological event where stories are told and jokes bantered. It is often seen as a

32. Politics Of Vanuatu: Information From Answers.com
    Politics of Vanuatu Politics of Vanuatu Politics of Vanuatu Political parties the government on all matters concerning nivanuatu culture and language.  
    http://www.answers.com/topic/politics-of-vanuatu
    
    Extractions: Elections in Vanuatu The constitution created a republican political system headed by a president who has primarily ceremonial powers and is elected by a two-thirds majority in an electoral college consisting of members of Parliament and the presidents of Regional Council s. The president serves a 5-year term. The president may be removed by the electoral college for gross misconduct or incapacity. The prime minister, who is the head of government, is elected by a majority vote of a three-fourths quorum of the Parliament . The prime minister in turn appoints the Council of Ministers , whose number may not exceed one-fourth of the number of parliamentary representatives. The prime minister and the Council of Ministers constitute the executive government. Parliament is a 52-member unicameral house elected by all persons over 18 years old. Parliament normally sits for a 4-year term unless dissolved by majority vote of a three-fourths quorum or a directive from the President on the advice of the prime minister. The national

33. IFUW - Vanuatu Association Of University Women - Activities
    In our nivanuatu culture we have always recognised the importance of historythrough our oral traditions. However, now we are in a modern society we must  
    http://www.ifuw.org/vanuatu/activities-010703.htm
    
    Extractions: History created at Wunpuko 7 January 2002 . The Hon Sela Molisa, Minister for Finance launched two books in the Chiefs nakamal at Wunpuko Village North West Santo on Saturday 4 January 2003, the first anniversary of his wife, Grace Mera Molisa's death. "This is a historic occasion, because it is the first time that the first launch of two books has been held outside one of the main town centres in Vanuatu", the Minister said. "In our ni-Vanuatu culture we have always recognised the importance of history through our oral traditions. However, now we are in a modern society we must start to write our history down.'' "Grace valued history and was always writing, sometimes getting up early in the morning to write. It is thus fitting that we launch these books at the occasion of the first anniversary of her death", he said. More than 250 people attended the ceremony, which took place prior to the dedication of the grave of Grace and her father in law, Mandei Rongtuhun, who died shortly after her on 31 January 2002 in Port Vila. The two graves lie side by side behind Sela Molisa's house at Wunpuko. The crowd included all community leaders, chiefs and church leaders from every village around North West Santo - from the two Presbyterian sessions: Rua, Session around the cape into Big Bay, Malavuko to Molpoi, and Potunpei Session, from Olboi to Petowat. Representatives of the Trinity and the Praise and Worship congregations also attended.

34. Vatu.com, Vanuatu's Connexion
    Vanuatu connexion for telephone directory, web directory, news, contact, updatedchange rates and more Category vanuatu culture  
    http://www.vatu.com/?p=esbr&t=ecard&act=afficher&cat=Vanuatu culture

35. Welcome To Forest And Bird
    And you can soak up the ambiance of a traditional village, and learn about nivanuatu culture. Vatthe Lodge and Conservation Area is owned and managed by  
    http://www.forestandbird.org.nz/vanuatu/index.asp
    
    Extractions: You will be welcomed into the traditional life of a typical Vanuatu island village. Local guides, speaking in either Bislama, English or French, will help you explore the 3,700ha of lowland alluvial rainforest with it's spectacular buttressed trees, and show you the Vanuatu Buff-bellied Flycatcher - Vanuatu's only endemic bird genus. And you can soak up the ambiance of a traditional village, and learn about ni Vanuatu culture.

36. Lonely Planet - Travel Guide: Vanuatu, English, Travel, Printed Matter
    Historical background and information on Nivanuatu culture; Information onspectacular coral reefs, marine life and dive sites  
    http://www.worldlanguage.com/Products/45246.htm
    
    Extractions: view this site in Microsoft Authorized Education Reseller, call for quotes Home Help Contact Us Privacy ... Checkout Super Bargains Computers / Notebooks Dictionary ESL-English as Second Language Games Gift Items! Handheld Dictionary Karaoke Keyboard Stickers Keyboards Kids Learn Microsoft Office Microsoft Windows Movies/Videos Software - Mac Software - Windows Spell Checking Translation More... Product ID Product Name Lonely Planet - Travel Guide: Vanuatu Special Price Categories Travel Order Send this page to a friend! Brief Description: Travel Guide - Vanuatu This comprehensive guide to Vanuatu is packed with advice for travellers on all budgets. Get the most out of the archipelago's many attractions, from the alluring capital of Port Vila to the white-sand beaches, lush rainforests, and traditional Melanesian culture, including land diving - the original bungy jump. 47 maps including full-colour country map

37. Museum Of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa:The Case Of The Intangible Heritage
    This is where the unique approach developed by the vanuatu culture Centre Vanuatu is unique in the Pacific region for its cultural fieldworkers network  
    http://museumsnett.no/icme/icme2004/mahina.html
    
    Extractions: ICOM general conference, Seoul, Korea. October 2-8, 2004 Before discussing the Pacific collection a brief overview of Te Papa is required to set the context. Te Papa's significance as a museum institution in the Pacific is in part its commitment to being a bicultural organisation. This is through acknowledging the importance of the Treaty of Waitangi and the equal recognition and representation of its two signatories - Tangata Whenua, those who belong to the land by right of first discovery or Maori and Tangata Tiriti, those who belong to the country by right of the Treaty, or European. The bicultural ethos provide the foundation that shaped Te Papa in its incipient stages of development and infiltrates into the conceptual and operating framework of the organisation, right through to the governance level. Although Te Papa is committed to being a bicultural organisation, it has an obligation under the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa Act 1992 to represent other ethnic groups that make up New Zealand society. This is outlined in Section 8 of the Act, which requires that the Board shall:

38. Conference Innovators - Event Managers - New Zealand
    Ralph is currently the Director of the vanuatu culture Centre. Since 1998 he hasbeen a member of a number of international advisory boards including that  
    http://www.conference.co.nz/paa/speakers.htm

39. Vanuatu Tourism Office - Vanuatu Culture
    of the people, language and legends of these islands.  
    http://www.vanuatutourism.com/vanuatu/cms/en/culture/culture.html
    
    Extractions: With a population of 186,678 (from the Statistics Bureau 1999), Vanuatu boasts 113 distinct languages and innumerable dialects. This makes it one of the most culturally diverse countries on earth. This amazing diversity is a result of 3,000 years of sporadic immigration from many Pacific countries. Although most settlers arrive from Melanesia, the larger built, lighter skinned Polynesians also settled in the islands. As with all nations and peoples, over millennia these different groups came into both peaceful and violent contact, sometimes intermarrying and sometimes having losing their cultural identity to a more dominant group. Each successive wave of immigrants carried with them all the tools needed to live. Food crops, tree seedlings and their most important animal - the pig. This animal is probably the most significant aspect of life in Vanuatu, for it symbolises not simply a source of protein, it is the cornerstone of their ritual life, a token of wealth and power upon which entire societies are founded. Over the millennia, natural boundaries; large open stretches of water, dense jungle and mountainous terrain, isolated many groups, even from the same ethnic origins, from each other. And isolation bred not just warfare, but quite different, sophisticated societies and political systems.

40. Vanuatu - Culture
    The Ni vanuatu have populated these islands for centuries with more than 115distinctly different cultures and languages still thriving here, vanuatu is  
    http://www.talpacific.com/vanuatu/culture.htm
    
    Extractions: The Ni Vanuatu have populated these islands for centuries with more than 115 distinctly different cultures and languages still thriving here, Vanuatu is recognised as one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world. There are small communities of French, British, Australian, New Zealand, Vietnamese, Chinese and other Pacific Island people living in harmony with the Ni Vanuatu.

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