Changing contexts – Shifting meanings: Transformations of cultural traditions in Oceania

Donald H. Rubinstein

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In 2006, the Honolulu Academy of Arts hosted ‘Life in the Pacific in the 1700s’, a magnificent exhibition of several hundred objects collected during Captain James Cook’s Pacific voyages between 17...

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