- Mangareva,
Mangarevan (autonym te reo magareva, [te re.o ma.ŋa.re.va]; in
French mangarévien) is a
Polynesian language spoken by
about 600
people in the...
- Māui or Maui is the
great culture hero and
trickster in
Polynesian mythology. Very
rarely was Māui
actually worshipped,
being less of a
deity (demigod)...
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until 1689, the
Mangarevan binary steps prefigured the
European invention of
binary by as many as 300 to 600 years. In 2020,
Mangarevan binary counting...
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separate island group from
Tuamotu both
because their culture and
language (
Mangarevan) are much more
closely related to
those of the
Marquesas Islands, and...
-
observed that
there is
great similarity with the Rapa Nui
language and
Early Mangarevan,
similarities between a
statue found in
Pitcairn and some
statues found...
- (Philippines) Tōʻere –
Tahitian (Tahiti), also Tōkere by Tuamotuans,
Mangarevans and Cook
Islanders Garamut –
Papuan (Papua New Guinea) ****ringua – Mexico...
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Mangarevan narrative (or
Mangarevan mythology)
comprises the legends,
historical tales, and
sayings of the
ancient Mangarevan people. It is considered...
- was the
first missionary ever seen there. In his
company were "several
Mangarevans and Tahitians," some of whom
remained on
Pohnpei and left descendants...
- 128–144. doi:10.70460/jpa.v1i2.26.
Resemblance of the name to an
early Mangarevan founder god Atu
Motua ("Father Lord") has made some
historians suspect...
- The
mangarevan whistler (?Pachycephala gambierana) is a
dubious species of
extinct bird in the
family Pachycephalidae that was once
found in Mangareva...
