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CLUTTER IN INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE, RESEARCH AND HISTORY: A SAMOAN PERSPECTIVE

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights

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The transfer of traditional knowledge in the Pacific is often governed by tapu, and sometimes the full meaning of certain knowledge may be lost to the new generation. This is particularly a problem for expatriate communities. Centres of indigenous research and restoration play an important role in preserving traditional knowledge. However, retrieving some knowledge may not be possible without the lifting of tapu.

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1994Samoan Reference Grammar

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