Part I, Series L, Section 3.3: Precedence of the Clans in the Maneaba

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dc.contributor.authorGrimble, Sir Arthur
dc.date.issued2016
dc.description.abstractThe hereditary precedence and duties of the clans in the maneaba are described as being very structured traditions carried out for every aspect of life, such as food, harvest, clothing, decoration, rituals and the spiritual beliefs embodied in the person of Karongoa n uea, who bears the sun-title
dc.format.extent16 p. typescript
dc.identifier.callnumMSS 0003
dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/2440/98927
dc.subject.otherGilbert Islands, Kiribati, maneaba, myths and legends, precedence, social organisation, Karongoa n uea, migration, totems, crests, gods
dc.titlePart I, Series L, Section 3.3: Precedence of the Clans in the Maneabaen
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