The attached pages include a variety of different photographs. There are two large galleries, photo album 1 and photo album 2 (album 2 was added in 2020) of general photographs. There are photographs of making a bird net, making canoes, making a sleeping mat, setting up a loom, making toddy, preparing food, and other work activities. There are photos of the activities at church, There are older pictures from 1933 taken by the Templeton-Crocker Expedition and photographs taken by US fliers during World War II. There are pictures of wedding exchanges (penupenu), a Sikaiana wedding in Honiara, and weddings on Sikaiana. There are some diagrams of old technology that was rarely used in 1980-1993 and there are diagrams of traditional tattoos. There are pictures of ceremonial events including a traditional song festival, the puina a re-enactment of the teika lle, a visit by the Bishop of Malaita in 1980; the consecration of a new Bishop in Malaita in 1981, the visit of the Prime Minister to Sikaiana in 1982, and other ceremonial and recreational activities.
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Pages
- About Me
- Changes
- Dictionary
- Ethnography
- Introduction 2020
- Chapter 1: Another Perspective
- Chapter 2: Getting There
- Chapter 3: Daily Life
- Chapter 4: My Life
- Chapter 5: Historical Context
- Chapter 6: Kinship
- Chapter 7: Gender
- Chapter 8: Individuals
- Chapter 9: Personal Relations
- Chapter 10: Town Life
- Chapter 11: Community Life
- Chapter 12: Toddy
- Chapter 13: Conclusion
- Appendices
- Bibliography
- Photos
- Bishop’s visit in 1980
- Ceremonies
- Church
- Dancing for the Bishop, 1981
- Food Preparation
- Kaleve (toddy) preparation
- Loom
- Making a bird net
- Making a canoe
- Making a sleeping mat (vasa)
- Old Photos
- Old Technology
- Photo Album 1
- Places 1980-93
- Prime Minister’s visit in 1982
- Puina 1981
- Sikaiana in World War II
- Tattoos– traditional
- Teika Lle
- Wedding exchange (penupenu)
- Wedding- Sikaiana
- Wedding-Honiara
- Work on Sikaiana
- Photo Album 2
- Songs
- Resources
- Sikaiana Website In Progress