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The impact of tourism on the cultures of Fiji;: A commentary on the UNDP/IBRD/ Fiji Tourist Development programme. Draft final report by E. C Dommen, 1973
The children of Abo Tani in India, Fiji and Polynesia: An account of the migration of the Indian Danavas and the Nagas and their contribution to the efflorescence of culture in Fiji and Polynesia by Balaram Chakravarti, 2000
Fish-Farm Development Project: An economic and financial appraisal of commercial fish and prawn farming in Fiji by Elliot Rosenberg, 1976
Mind, Materiality and History: Explorations in Fijian Ethnography (Material Cultures) by Christina Toren, 1999-09-22
Culture Fidjienne: Kava, Drapeau Des Fidji, Fiji Museum, Fiji One (French Edition)
The growth of an indigenous church: A collection of essays on the emergence of the Methodist Church of Fiji, arranged as a diachronic study by Alan Richard Tippett, 1967
The culture history of the Lau islands, Fiji by Laura Thompson, 1938
Colour, Culture and Conflict: A Study of Pluralism in Fiji.
The overseas Chinese in Fiji by Stuart William Greif, 1977
The Tamils: The People, Their History and Culture (The peoples of India)
Apologies to Thucydides: Understanding History as Culture and Vice Versa by Marshall Sahlins, 2004-12-01
Language Education and Policy in Fiji:: A Culturometric Investigation of Ethnic Values Volume Two How Culture Determines Language Attainment by Beatrice Boufoy-Bastick, 2010-08-16
Between Law and Custom: 'High' and 'Low' Legal Cultures in the Lands of the British Diaspora - The United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, 1600-1900 by Peter Karsten, 2002-03-18
DISLOCATIONS -- SALMAN RUSHDIE AND FIJI.: An article from: Arena Magazine by John Hinkson, 2000-08-01

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Fiji Culture
fiji culture. Many Fijians drink kava on almost a regular basis. Kava is mostcommonly drinken during social gatherings where natives sing and dance.
http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~eprasad/fiji/culture.html
Fiji History & Fiji Culture | IExplore
Fiji History. Fiji Trip Search. See Trips to Fiji. Fiji Travel Experts. Meet ourAustralia and the South Pacific expert Claudia Worth. Fiji Travelers Reviews.
http://iexplore.military.com/dmap/Fiji/History

Extractions: Privacy Statement Fiji's first settlers were Melanesians, who arrived there some 3,500 years ago. When European explorers landed in the islands in the mid 1600s, they discovered that outsiders could expect a warm welcome - in a Fijian oven. The islanders' custom of eating intruders and other undesirables didn't cease until the late 19th century, when Fiji became a British colony. As they did elsewhere in the region, the British imported laborers from India to work the sugar plantations. Today, Fiji's population is divided almost equally between ethnic Indians and Melanesians. Mixing between the two groups is minimal, and informal segregation runs deep at almost every level of society. Ethnic tensions flared shortly after the nation gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1970. Those tensions escalated in 1987 after elections seated a coalition government dominated by ethnic Indians. A coup led by Sitiveni Rabuka, a native Fijian military leader, overthrew the civilian government. A new constitution was written giving preferential treatment to ethnic Fijians. Pressure from the international community led to changes in the constitution in 1997, which eased tensions for a time.
Culture In Fiji
fiji culture Banaban Heritage Society Banaban Dancing Group - Rabi Island I msure many of you reading this page will be wondering who are these people
http://www.kasbah.com/vitalstats/culture_and_history/culture/fiji_fiji_1.htm
Fiji Weddings Fiji Honeymoons Romantic Fiji Resorts - Matangi Island Pictures
fiji culture Meke Singing and Dancing. See what makes Fiji special.Enjoy a wonderful traditional Fijian meke (singing and dancing
http://www.south-seas-adventures.com/Gallery/MIRGAL_WEDDINGS_1/image011.htm
Fiji Culture
Government Photos Finding Fiji Beekeeping Fiji Online Fiji Live Fiji Village Fiji4 Less Another Fiji Map Brief History East Indian Culture Kulukulu Kava
http://www.davchi2000.addr.com/fiji.html
Fiji Culture Tours, Discover Fiji, Adventure, Culture Tours, Fiji Islands, South
Discover Fiji Tours offers a wide range of activities including; River canoeing Tramping,Trekking, Whitewater rafting, Abeiling, Eco tours and cultural tours.
http://fathomtravel.com/fiji/Discover_Fiji/

Extractions: Home Vacations Currency Converter Reservations ... About Us Discover Fiji Tours, Fiji, South Pacific Overnight Adventures Great Adventures Discover Fiji Tours offers a wide range of activities including; River canoeing, waterfalls, Fijian Village, Bamboo rafting, Inflatable rafting, Namosi High Lands, Tramping, Trekking, Whitewater rafting, Abeiling, Eco tours and cultural tours. The company is owned and operated by Fijian people who can really show you what the true Fiji has to offer. If you want something different and really want to meet the people in their daily lives, this is the company to go with. Fiji Excellence In Tourism Awards 2001 Three years in a row - International Tourism Trophy Award - 2002 - 2003 - 2004 Madrid, Spain. The Golden Five Continents Award - 2003 Look at the trips below and should you need any further information on the tours please fill in the request form for no obligation information. The prices will differ slightly depending on where you are staying in Fiji. Discover Fiji Touts will pick you up and drop you back at your accommodation JEWEL OF FIJI DAY TOURS 1) Navua River Triple Challenge I - River Canoeing, Fijian Village Tour and Bamboo Rafting
Elderhostel : Program Detail
fiji culture, Natural History Marine Life, program 9665. Program Type(s)Adventure AfloatStudy Cruises, Detailed program information (.pdf).
http://www.elderhostel.org/Programs/search_res.asp?Type=A&CountryCode=Fiji
Fiji Culture - Fiji Islands Real Estate
fiji culture Fiji Islands Real Estate, Wednesday,May 19, 2004. Fiji Islands Real Estate.
http://www.fijiislandsrealestate.com/fiji_culture.cfm

Extractions: Some of the more violent customs such as cannibalism were stopped after the missionaries arrived in Fiji. Human sacrifice was a part of the Fijian ritual in days gone by. For example, when the posts for a temple or chief's house were being set up, live men were put in the holes where the posts were to go - "to hold them up"
Fiji Culture Travel Guide - Fiji Beaches.com
ABOUT FIJI CULTURE In pre-missionary contact years, rituals, elaborate ceremonies,strict observance of customs were part of the Fijian way of life.
http://www.fijibeaches.com/travel_guide/fiji_culture.cfm

Extractions: Some of the more violent customs such as cannibalism were stopped after the missionaries arrived in Fiji. Human sacrifice was a part of the Fijian ritual in days gone by. For example, when the posts for a temple or chief's house were being set up, live men were put in the holes where the posts were to go - "to hold them up"
WorldRover - Culture Of Fiji
Culture of Fiji. fiji culture and History Books. Commonwealth Secretariat Includesprofiles for member countries as well as links to their official websites.
http://www.worldrover.com/culture/Fiji.html

Extractions: Welcome to WorldRover's listing of country history and culture for Fiji. Check out the links below to find more information on the people and history of a country. On the right you can also find flag clip art and maps available for free download. Embassy information is also available for a number of countries around the world, however, please confirm all information. We hope to add additional links regarding the culture of Fiji as they become available. If you have a site or know of a site that should be added, please let us know. Thanks for visiting WorldRover's history, people, and culture site. Fiji Culture and History Books Commonwealth Secretariat - Includes profiles for member countries as well as links to their official websites. Anthropology: Introduction to a Broad Discipline - Provides a description of the sub-disciplines of biological and social anthropology. Also offers information on medical anthropology. Features articles and links to related resources. Celts of the Gallic Lands - Information about the ancient inhabitants of Gaul aimed at Spanish speakers, but with text in French and English too.
Fiji Travel Guide @ TravelNotes.org
day, so we ll start you off here. Fijian Culture. fiji culture GuideInsight into the culture and lifestyle of the Fijian people.
http://www.travelnotes.org/Oceania/fiji.htm

Extractions: Directory of newspapers and news sources from around the world. Fiji Information The Melanesian peoples are the original inhabitants of the Fijian islands; dating back some 3,000 years. The first European to sight the islands was probably the Dutch navigator, Abel Tasman; in 1643. James Cook, the British navigator, explored Turtle Island in 1774. In 1874 Fijian King Cakobau allowed the islands to become a British Crown colony. Fiji was an important supply base during the Second World War, and Fijians even served with the British forces. Fiji gained full indedependence on October 10, 1970.
More Stunning Graphics From The Fiji Islands CD ROM
fiji culture You ll read about many of the tools and utensils thatwere used in Fiji s interesting history. In the fiji culture
http://www.underwatercolours.com/fiji/cdimages/fiji2.html

Extractions: Here are just of few of the outstanding graphics you'll see in the The menus are intelligently designed and easy to navigate. Keystroke commands help you to move around the various parts of the presentation with ease. A convenient drop down menu provides shortcuts to all the section starting points. The tasteful combination of background mellow background music, graphics and photos will make you feel like you're there. The presentation gives you suggestions on the best ways to get to Fiji as well as getting around the islands once you arrive. The Scuba Diving section tells you all about Fiji's underwater world. Some of the resorts have also included a list and description of the dive sites they frequent. The underwater slide show features many outstanding photos from photographers like Cat Holloway and Kevin Palmer. This year's edition also adds a SURFING section and an ATTRACTIONS presentation. You can take a stroll through "The Garden of the Sleeping Giant" which is an orchid farm not too far from the airport. The Blue Lagoon Caves have never been so well documented. Visit the Waterfalls of Taveuni or the historic town of Levuka. Web links point you to other attractions via the internet. Whether you are in the mood for a romantic getaway, a fishing trip or for some snorkeling, the Fiji Islands CD ROM will show you the best places to find just the kind of vacation you are looking for!
FIJI WEBSITES
This is a personal compendium of websites related to Fiji and Fijian culture thatI have found useful. fiji culture ANTHROPOLOGY, ARCHAEOLOGY SOCIOLOGY.
http://www.justpacific.com/fiji/websites.html

Extractions: FIJI WEBSITES This is a personal compendium of websites related to Fiji and Fijian culture that I have found useful. The focus is primarily anthropological, social and historical, relating to the culture and society of Fiji, and to those services and resources that may be of use to researchers. Note: This list does not normally include commercial sites or business addresses, unless I have found them useful to my research, so webmasters of these should not request listing here. Other personal and/or informational sites are normally listed by reciprocal arrangement. Latest update: 13th April 2004 OTHER PACIFIC WEBSITES SEE: http://www.justpacific.com/pacific/pacificwebsites.html A look at Fiji History and Culture http://gohawaii.about.com/library/weekly/aa081501a.htm Canoes: Fijian Voyaging Canoes (nice personal site by Wayne Sanday. Be warned: slow-loading animation on home-page) http://www.angelfire.com/ma3/axiom/ Diary of a Peace Corps volunteer in Ra, Fiji http://outdoorplace.org/beekeeping/peace.htm Domodomo: Fiji Museum Journal http://www.fijimuseum.org.fj/fm-domodomo.htm
Fiji History & Fiji Culture | IExplore
Fiji History. Fiji Trip Search. See Trips to Fiji. Fiji Travel Experts. FijiTravelers Reviews. Piers Stobbs What did you enjoy most about Fiji?
http://roughguides.iexplore.com/dmap/Fiji/History

Extractions: Privacy Statement Fiji's first settlers were Melanesians, who arrived there some 3,500 years ago. When European explorers landed in the islands in the mid 1600s, they discovered that outsiders could expect a warm welcome - in a Fijian oven. The islanders' custom of eating intruders and other undesirables didn't cease until the late 19th century, when Fiji became a British colony. As they did elsewhere in the region, the British imported laborers from India to work the sugar plantations. Today, Fiji's population is divided almost equally between ethnic Indians and Melanesians. Mixing between the two groups is minimal, and informal segregation runs deep at almost every level of society. Ethnic tensions flared shortly after the nation gained independence from the United Kingdom in 1970. Those tensions escalated in 1987 after elections seated a coalition government dominated by ethnic Indians. A coup led by Sitiveni Rabuka, a native Fijian military leader, overthrew the civilian government. A new constitution was written giving preferential treatment to ethnic Fijians. Pressure from the international community led to changes in the constitution in 1997, which eased tensions for a time.
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For a more in depth, academic look at fiji culture, try FIJIAN MATERIAL CULTUREby AR Tippet, published in 1968 by Bishop Museum Press, Honolulu, Hawaii.
http://www.tribalsite.com/articles/fiji.htm

Extractions: FIJI: THE WARRIOR ARCHIPELAGO In War they are fearless and savage to the utmost degree, but in peace their disposition is mild and generous towards their friends, and the affection they bear towards their relatives is seldom found among Europeans. William Lockerby Marooned in Fiji in 1808 Fiji's Geography The 300-island archipelago of Fiji is at the bottom of the Melanesian chain of islands south from New Guinea. The archipelago is bound on the west by the Yasawas, the closest islands of the Fiji group to the Melanesian islands of Vanuatu. Melanesian influence is particularly marked among the Yasawa population, notably with regard to phisiogomy, language and socio-religious characteristics. At the easternmost edge of the archipelago lie the small and isolated islands of the Lau group. The proximity of the Laus to the islands of West Polynesia, particularly Tonga, has resulted in a considerable flow of culture and genes from Polynesia, with the result that Lau islanders both physically and culturally resemble their neighbors to the east. At the center of these two small island groups lie the four main islands of Fiji: Viti Levu, Vanua Levu, Taveuni and Kandavu, which straddle the dividing line between two distinct peoples and their cultures. Fundamentally, Fijian society and culture are traditionally Melanesian, but modified by ideas and concepts introduced from Polynesia and integrated with Melanesian interests and practices.
Fiji Culture / History Tours
InfoHub.com. fiji culture / History Tours. Hi. Welcome to the Culture / HistoryTours page. Welcome to the enzuz.com fiji culture / History Tours.
http://enzuz.com/directory/Fiji/7.shtml

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Fiji Youth Hostels - Hostels In Fiji
You will have the opportunity to form firm friendships reveling in localKadavu village hospitality and lots of genuine fiji culture.
http://www.hostelworld.com/countries/fijihostels.html

Extractions: More Info / Book Now>> other things2do: Coral Coast day Tour Lautoka City Tour More Things2Do in Fiji Hostelworld.com brings you online bookings at the best selection of hostels in Fiji. Read reviews of Fiji hostels, view hostels on map of Fiji and avail of special offers by joining Myhostelworld. And why not check out our pick for the best things to see and do in Fiji while you're there. Hostelworld.com - the definitive guide to Fiji hostels. We have hostels in Fiji in all of the cities below. Please choose one to proceed!
Fiji Bure - Adventure Holidays In Fiji At Fijian Villages - Fiji Village - Fiji
fiji all inclusive, fiji rugby union, all inclusive fiji resort, vacation fiji island,fiji trip, beach comber island fiji, fiji culture, fiji gift, outrigger
http://www.fijibure.com/

Extractions: After enjoying Fijian Village Homestays you will have unforgettable happy memories: Discover the unique richness of the Fijian community based culture at better than backpacker rates while putting tourist money back into their village community! You don't experience this at even the most upmarket hotels in Fiji - you only experience this at FijiBure.Com Image right: Guests enjoying a feast at Fijian Village Homestays Villages provide inexpensive gateways to Frigates Passage - a famous surfing strip off Waidroka Bay; scuba diving and snorkelling at Beqa Island; line fishing and snorkelling off the Coral Coast; the historic Tavuni Hill Fort with a 2,500 year old killing rock; beautiful beaches; remote inland adventure and so much more. Recommendation: spend a few days of your Fijian Holiday Experience at a Fijian Village - so many people wish they had!
Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Humanities - History - Australia & Oc
1. About.com fiji culture and History http//gohawaii.about.com/cs/fijiculture/View a collected assortment of sites dealing with the history and culture
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Fijian Culture Guide
fiji History Handicrafts Readers may also be interested in the following destinationsCook Islands culture Samoa culture Tonga culture Hawaii culture
http://www.fiji-travel.com/culture.html

Extractions: Fijian culture is very rich in traditional beliefs and many aspects of life today are as they were a hundred years ago. Fijians live within a strict hierarchical system with the village chiefs receiving the respect of all. Fijian chiefs are hereditary titles, mostly through the male lineage, and the ranking of chiefs throughout the country is ordered into a strict hierarchical system of mataqalis vanuas and yavusas (clans and sub clans). This intense social makeup has caused a number of bitter disputes in the past and is an underlying issue in modern day politics. If you're not a chief you're referred to as a commoner and your powers are limited. Fijians claim descendency to the yavusas and are granted village land to build a house and farm a small plantation. Land can be sub-leased (mostly to Indian sugar cane farmers, industries and tourist resorts) under the discretion of the village elders and the money used for village improvements, schools and social functions like weddings and funerals. Fund raising is an important part of the communal lifestyle of the village environment and many villages have communal land for growing yaqona and root crops to be used for village functions. Yaqona is the traditional drink of Fiji and serves as a ceremonial and social mediator between parties. Yaqona ceremonies are performed at all social and cultural events from village fund-raising to Weddings. Participants sit in a circle on the floor facing the tanoa, a large hand-carved wooden bowl used for mixing the drink. Participants drink the brown liquid from a small half coconut shell of mixed Yaqona, one at a time, amidst chanting and hand-clapping. The taste is quite unusual to the western palette and leaves a slight numbing effect on the tongue. Drunk in volume, Yaqona causes lethargy and a slight loss of co-ordination, or, as the Fijians like to put it, relaxation. Guests are also welcomed to a village through the Yaqona ceremony and many resorts hold nightly sessions. This is a great way to get to know the people. Organized day tours to a village should include the yaqona ceremony.

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