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Kiribati Culture: Culture of Kiribati, Dance in Kiribati, Bubuti System, Pubusi
Material Culture of Kiribati. by Gerd. Translated by Guy Slatter. Koch, 1986
KIRIBATI: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Countries and Their Cultures</i> by ALEXANDRA BREWIS, SANDRA CRISMON, 2001
Culture Des Kiribati: Drapeau Des Kiribati, Teirake Kaini Kiribati, Armoiries Des Kiribati, Maneaba (French Edition)
Kiribati: A changing atoll culture
Kiribati: A Changing Atoll Culture.
Kiribati: A changing atoll culture
Eucheuma seaweed farming in Kiribati Central Pacific (1983) by Stephen Why, 1985
Tungaru Traditions: Writings on the Atoll Culture of the Gilbert Islands (Pacific Islands Monograph Series) by Arthur Francis Grimble, 1989-09
Culture change and education in the Gilbert and Ellice islands by H. E Maude, 1936
The Christian faith at work at Koinawa by Tiaontin Arue, 1984

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Kiribati Culture
Culture of Kiribati Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Contemporary Kiribati culture is centered around the family, the church and the sea. Its relative isolation Kiribati has allowed
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Extractions: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search This category has the following 6 subcategories, out of 6 total. The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total. This list may not reflect recent changes ( learn more Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Kiribati_culture Categories Culture by nationality Kiribati ... Oceanian culture Personal tools Namespaces Variants Views Actions Search Navigation Interaction Toolbox Print/export Languages Español Français Italiano Português ... Svenska This page was last modified on 1 August 2010 at 10:10.
Kiribati Culture
Kiribati Culture . Some of the information on this site have been extracted from Kiribati A Changing Atoll Culture published by the Institute of Pacific Studies,
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Community Kiribati culture Contains 13 Wikipedia articles. View connectivity of community members Community members, in decreasing PageRank scores
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Extractions: Index page [Root community] [Community: National Party (Uruguay); Msida; Null cipher] [Community: Oceanian people; Solomon Islands people; Papua New Guinean people by occupation] Contains 13 Wikipedia articles. View connectivity of community members Community members, in decreasing PageRank scores: Abstract Category:Kiribati culture Abstract Category:Micronesian mythology ... Music of Kiribati Average similarity of community members: 0.14703772424462747 [Abstract not available for the category] [Abstract not available for the category] [Abstract not available for the category] [Abstract not available for the category] [Abstract not available for the category] [Abstract not available for the category] [Abstract not available for the category] The coat of arms of Kiribati shows a yellow frigatebird over a rising sun on a red background among white and blue stripes (symbol of the Pacific ) and the 3 groups of stripes represent ( Gilbert Phoenix and Line Islands ). The 17 rays of the sun represent the 16 Gilbert Islands and
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Extractions: Or else, you can start by choosing any of the categories below. Science Fair Project Encyclopedia Contents Page Categories Culture by country Kiribati There are 2 subcategories to this category. There are articles in this category. Categories Culture by country Kiribati Last updated: 05-13-2005 02:11:02 Science Fair Project Encyclopedia Contents Page The contents of this article is licensed from www.wikipedia.org under the GNU Free Documentation License. Science kits, science lessons, science toys, maths toys, hobby kits, science games and books - these are some of many products that can help give your kid an edge in their science fair projects, and develop a tremendous interest in the study of science. When shopping for a science kit or other supplies, make sure that you carefully review the features and quality of the products. Compare prices by going to several online stores. Read product reviews online or refer to magazines. Start by looking for your science kit review or science toy review. Compare prices but remember, Price $ is not everything. Quality does matter.
Kiribati Culture
The Republic of Kiribati consists of thirtythree islands or atolls spread across a wide expanse of the Central Pacific Ocean and astride the equator.
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Culture Of Kiribati - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
Contemporary Kiribati culture is centered around the family, the church and the sea. Its relative isolation Kiribati has allowed traditional values and skills to be maintained.
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Extractions: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Contemporary Kiribati culture is centered around the family, the church and the sea. Its relative isolation Kiribati has allowed "traditional values" and skills to be maintained. Kiribati has a history of contrived and ritualized duels . The armor was made of thickly woven sennet, a kind of coconut fiber. The duelists wore helmets made of blowfish remains. The helmets were resilient and, due to the structure of blowfish, covered with many points, which had the ability of damaging weapons. The weapons resembled broadswords with a serrated edge created with many shark teeth. The duels were performed mostly for the purpose of settling disputes and maintaining honor. The practicality of the duels is debatable. Due to the difficulty of moving in this armor, falling over and becoming unable to get back up was common enough that duel assistants were required. Kiribati has been known for its traditional martial arts which were kept within the secrets of several families for generations. The Kiribati arts of fighting as opposed to Asian martial arts are not often mentioned or even advertised to be known by the general public. Though, there maybe be some noticeable parallels in principle to that of Asian martial arts, they are merely really different. For instance, generally, there is no kicking as in
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Extractions: ADVERTISING INFORMATION Christmas Island - Culture K iritimati (Christmas) Island, has the largest land area of coral atoll in the world, with about 321sq km of land. A large tidal lagoon with an area of about 160sq is situated at the western end of the island. At the eastern end of this lagoon, there are a series of several hundreds of lands-locked lagoons, which cover a total land area of about 168sq km. Kiritimati Island provides visitors with sport fishing, bird watching and cultural tours. Exploring the waters surrounding the island is an experience not to be missed. Myriads of tropical fish swim by in only metres of water, while a short distance away, divers can cruise the drop-off which plunges dramatically into the abyss. You may even bump into one of our local spinner dolphins or at certain times of the year meet the majestic whale shark! A Click To Go Back australia travelling.net POWERED BY wORLDTRAVELGATE.NET
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Extractions: Powered by JRank Countries and Their Cultures Ja-Ma I-Tungaru. Island of origin is an important aspect of identification that predates colonialism, and I-Kiribati differentiate themselves by birthplace. Identification. Kiribati is located at the interface of the Micronesian and Polynesian cultural areas and is generally considered Micronesian. The over-whelming majority of the population is I-Kiribati, with very small minorities (less than 2 percent) of Tuvaluans and I-Matang (Westerners). Location and Geography. Demography. Banaba and the sixteen most westerly islands have been inhabited for over three thousand years by ancestors of the contemporary I-Kiribati. The Phoenix Islands and Line Islands were not permanently inhabited before the twentieth century. Twenty of the islands are permanently settled. The majority of the population (92 percent) lives in the Tungaru chain, with over one-third living on urban South Tarawa. Linguistic Affiliation.
Kiribati Bibliography: Semantic Index
1980. Teiwaki, Roniti. The Future of Kiribati Culture. in Pacific Perspective 9612. 1981. Rennie, Sandra Joy. Katei ni Kiribati The Gilbertese Way.
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Extractions: Teiwaki, Roniti The Future of Kiribati Culture. in: Pacific Perspective 9:6-12. Rennie, Sandra Joy Katei ni Kiribati: The Gilbertese Way. in: Hemisphere 26:184-87. Latouche, Jean-Paul Aspects morpho-sociologiques de la maison communale Tungaru (Iles Gilbert). in: Anthropos 78(5-6):701-14. Kaitu, Tiare The Concept of Tabunea in Kiribati. B.D. thesis. Pacific Theological College, Suva. Kirata, Baranite Spiritual Beliefs. in: Chapter 7, Talu, Sister M. Alaima Talu, et al: Kiribati, a Changing Atoll Culture, 75-84. Russell, Tekarei Tibwere Conserving Kiribati Culture. in: Chapter 10, Talu, Sister M. Alaima Talu, et al: Kiribati, a Changing Atoll Culture, 111-122. Tarakabu, Erona Coping with nuclear exile: educational, economic and religious influences on a Kiribati community in the Solomon Islands. in: Melanesian Journal of Theology 3(1) (April).
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KIRIBATI. CULTURE The culture of the Gilbert Islands is beautiful, complex and diverse but yet contains similarities through the thirtythree islands that make up the
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Extractions: KIRIBATI CULTURE The culture of the Gilbert Islands is beautiful, complex and diverse but yet contains similarities through the thirty-three islands that make up the Gilbert Group. Gilbertese culture is of necessity, something that covers a broad scope both in range and topic matter. What I have done in this Web page is to concentrate on the similarities of Gilbertese culture that exists from island to island and including our Banaban community now residing on the island of Rabi. I have also used the traditional term "Gilbertese" interchangeable with the modern term I-Kiribati. On this page, I have tended to use the term "Gilbertese" as in most cases I am referring to those cultural matters that are traditional but are still relevant to the modern progressive Republic of Kiribati. MANEABA The maneaba or mwaneaba is in the centre of the village. Next to the war canoe, it is the masterpiece of Gilbertese culture. Like the houses, it is built in a rectangular shape with the two ends differing somewhat. The maneaba architect is usually an old man who has learnt his trade through experience and from traditions in his family. Of course, he is also something of a sorcerer, because an undertaking like building a
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Extractions: Tarawa Culture Kiribati is more Islanders have traditionally lived in a subsistence economy based on root crops like taro and sweet potato, coconuts and produce from the sea, but as the cash economy makes inroads this is starting to fall by the wayside. Imported foodstuffs are becoming more common and growing in the popularity and status stakes in rural as well as urban areas. The local drop is the unfortunately named sour toddy, which missionaries frowned upon but were never able to wipe out. It is brewed from the coconut palm. Tarawa, Kiribati's capital, may not be the Venice of the Pacific, but you do have to negotiate the main sights by causeway and inter-island boat. While modernity is rearing its head, locals still welcome travellers as rarely seen curios. Although there's not much organised activity, it's not hard to find diving and game fishing in most places. And idyllic beaches are never far from anywhere if you want to escape with a book or a diving mask. Tarawa is the capital, of which the southern part is heavily urbanised. It contains more than 30% of the nation's population and is severely overcrowded. It can take some getting used to. If you are a traveller then Tarawa should not be your destination, go to one of the lesser populated 'outer' islands instead.
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Extractions: Or else, you can start by choosing any of the categories below. Science Fair Project Encyclopedia Contents Page Categories Oceanic countries Pacific Ocean atolls ... Micronesia Articles about or related to Kiribati There are 3 subcategories to this category. There are 28 articles in this category. Abaiang Kiribaticoatofarms.j...
Art And Culture From Kiribati
A selection of cultural websites from Kiribati on demiurje.com . We have listed all popular Kiribati websites about culture (art, literature, painting, music, dance, cinema).
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Extractions: CULTURE The I-Kiribati are a warm, friendly and welcoming people. Visitors and those working in Kiribati are treated with the greatest of respect, Politeness and deference. Canoe racing, volleyball and soccer are all popular on the islands, but more traditional pursuits, such as intricate and beautiful dances - particularly on Tabiteuea - an indigenous martial art and making figures out of string are still practised. Also important in Kiribati are chants for one to four voices that honour particular achievements, such as initiation rites. The chants are not normally accompanied by dance. The I-Kiribati (as locals are known, pronounced 'ee-kee-ree-bus') speak a Micronesian dialect, although English is widely used in official communications. The local alphabet has only 13 letters, with 'ti' standing in for 's'. The missionaries got their talons in early, and the Kiribati Protestant Church today has over 28,000 followers and the Catholic Church close to 40,000. Religion is taken very seriously, and the further south you go the more you should avoid doing anything that looks remotely like work (even darning your beach towel could be frowned upon). Traditional customs and beliefs still survive, which is not surprising for a people who have lived so closely to a force as mysterious as the sea for so long. Belief in the power of magic and the existence of ghosts (
Destination Attractions: Things To Do In Kiribati Island
While fishing alone does draw visitors to the Islands, those who make the trip get an interesting glimpse into the Kiribati culture as well. The Kiribati culture is based on
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Extractions: document.write(unescape("%3Cscript src='" + (document.location.protocol == "https:" ? "https://sb" : "http://b") + ".scorecardresearch.com/beacon.js' %3E%3C/script%3E")); Enter your search terms Submit search form Web essortment.com Destination attractions: things to do in kiribati island Kiribati is culturally interesting with many activities, and quite remote, a lovely vacation getaway in the middle of the pacific. Sponsored Links Your friends have just returned home from a relaxing vacation in Kiribati. The first question you ask them is probably, where is Kiribati? Kiribati is a lesser known vacation spot in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It is a small republic consisting of thirty three separate islands. The Kiribati islands are located about one-half of the way from Hawaii to Australia . The island nation has a population of roughly seventy thousand Micronesians and hosts a generous portion of tourists yearly. Kiribati has a hot and humid climate; however the trade winds keep the island nice and cool. The islands are subject to typhoons from the months of November to March and have occasional visits from tornadoes. By and large, however, the islands have decent weather but citizens live under the constant threat of flooding. Some of the islands have sewage and disposal problems as a result of the low water levels. The general terrain of the islands is low-lying coral atolls surrounded by large and extensive reefs. With over thirty three islands of beauty to explore it is no wonder why some people travel far and wide to visit.
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Gay men tend to be treated as women in Kiribati culture and can be seen performing “women’s” tasks. Being open with your sexuality can affect your ability to integrate into a
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Extractions: The Republic of Kiribati is an island nation located in the central tropical Pacific Ocean. It is composed of 32 atolls and one raised coral island, dispersed over 3,500,000 square kilometres, (1,351,000 square miles) straddling the equator, and bordering the International Date Line to the east. The name Kiribati is the local pronunciation of "Gilberts", derived from the main island chain, the Gilbert Islands The Gilbert and Ellice Islands gained self-rule in 1971, and were separated in 1975 and granted internal self-government by Britain. In 1978 the Ellice Islands became the independent nation of Tuvalu . The Gilbert Islands became independent as Kiribati on July 12, 1979. Some of the islands of Kiribati, especially in the remote Line Islands , were formerly used by the United States and United Kingdom for nuclear weapons testing including hydrogen bombs in the late 1960s.
Kiribati Culture
Cultural side of Kiribati exploring dancing, the Maneaba and community living
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Extractions: To experience our culture and lifestyle will be a memory you will have for the rest of your life. The culture of Kiribati is complex and diverse, with each island having its own unique ways. Though a living body, many people remain true to the century old traditions and practices that define what it means to be I-Kiribati. We warmly welcome visitors in many of our customs and activities, and are proud of our way of life and its celebration. The way of living is very simple and people plan theirliving for a day only, without worrying about their future, living with the moto “Tomorrow is another day”. Survival revolves around strength, motivation and ambition to live within that particular day. Daily lives revolve around the rise and fall of the tide, dictating fishing conditions and timing and availability of transport. Sustainance is from the coconut and breadfruit trees, and the ocean. The traditional dances of Kiribati are a unique form of art and expression. The movement of the feet, hands and of course the whole body imitates the movement of the frigate birds while walking and flying. The costumes are made out of local materials. The frigate bird symbolizes many important things in the traditional living context of the I-Kiribati. It provides navigation to fishermen while lost at sea, provides weather information for the people and also gives a sign of peace and harmony.
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