61. Tahiti Islands - Tahiti Accommodation, Vacations And Travel Guide weddings, tours, cruises and tourist information tahiti Travel Guide detailed tahititravel guide, scuba diving, surfing, ecotourism, culture and backpacking. http://www.pacific-travel-guides.com/tahiti-islands/

Tahiti Islands tahiti accommodation, vacations and travel guide Tahiti Islands Travel and Tour Specialists Comprehensive tahiti islands travel guide with pictures and maps. Includes tahiti accommodation reviews, scuba diving and surfing vacations, honeymoon and wedding venues, backpacking and adventure travel and history, nature and culture. Our dedicated Tahiti Islands websites: Tahiti Accommodation Search search this tahiti accommodation guide by price, style, interest or region for direct bookings Tahiti Vacations Planner plan your tahiti vacations - includes beach reviews, weddings, tours, cruises and tourist information Tahiti Travel Guide detailed tahiti travel guide, scuba diving, surfing, eco-tourism, culture and backpacking Overview Tahiti Islands, known officially as French Polynesia, lies in the Eastern part of the South Pacific with 35 islands and 83 atolls in over 5 million sq km of ocean. Made famous by the Mutiny of the Bounty, its enchanting scenery, beautiful people and the vivid colours of French painter Paul Gauguin, French Polynesia has become one of the icons of the South Pacific. Highlights Facts Fantastic lagoons eg Bora Bora Dramatic coastal scenery Colourful nightlife in Papeete Sailing to remote coral atolls

62. Hawaiian Music And Culture In The Greater Boston And New England Area Back to Top . Cultural Centers. She studied tahitian with Nona Robinsonof Tumata s Polynesian Dance Co., Papa ete, tahiti and Cathy Tereapaia. http://www.kalena.com/hawaiian_culture_boston.html

Hawaiian Music and Culture in the Greater Boston and New England Area Concerts and Events Organizations/Clubs Cultural Centers ... Hula Instruction Concerts and Events May Day is Lei Day in Hawaii at the Children's Museum Boston! Wili (weave) a ti leaf lei, listen to Hawaiian music, and learn about how keiki (children) celebrate this special day in Hawaii. E komo mai! Date: Saturday, May 1, 2004 Time: Noon to 3 PM Akamai Brain Collective plays keiki tunes and sing-a-long! Hawaiian storytelling with keiki hula performance Lei-making and display Canoe presentation / Mele by 2 keikis (children) "Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride" Location: The Children's Museum 300 Congress St Boston, MA 02210 Info: The Children's Museum Directions Let's Go Hawaiian! Exhibition at the American Textile History Museum Hawaiian shirts (also known as Aloha shirts), have become the recognized symbol of this tropical paradise. The bold, colorful patterns illustrate the lifestyle, culture, flowers, foliage and heritage of the Hawaiian Islands. The American Textile History Museum presents a special exhibition, Let's Go Hawaiian from January to June, 2004. It is a fanciful look at our fascination with Hawaii, its influence on mainstream culture, and a lighthearted exploration of the cult of the Hawaiian shirt.

63. CNN.com In-Depth Specials - Defining Global Justice The challenge facing islanders is how to balance preserving their culture withprotecting their standard of living, particularly since tahiti will likely http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2000/globaljustice/tahiti.html

In-depth Archive CNN.com Sections MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER BUSINESS SPORTS POLITICS LAW SCI-TECH SPACE HEALTH ENTERTAINMENT TRAVEL EDUCATION IN-DEPTH QUICK NEWS LOCAL COMMUNITY MAIN PAGE AUSTRALIA 'The lucky country' COOK ISLANDS Tradition may not be enough PHILIPPINES Real survivors help one another SEATTLE The people vs. WTO TAHITI Taking a stand in Polynesia Tahiti Taking a stand in Polynesia Refusing to wear anything but traditional dress is Tahitian native Clement Pito's way of protesting what he calls French occupation of his land. Tahiti and its Polynesian neighbors have long been prizes of colonizing nations. Tahiti has been under French control since 1842 and a French colony since 1880. Its neighbors share a similar history. But Tahitians say it is not their land that is in danger it is their culture. The French language, French culture and French merchandise are everywhere you look in Papeete, the capital of French Polynesia on Tahiti giving it an atmosphere and appearance of a French provincial town, with palm trees. In 1767, when British sailors became the first Europeans to drop anchor in Matavai Bay, they were greeted by people whose culture was completely different from their own. Each ship returned to Europe with amazing stories of feasting and dancing, and of beautiful, exotic people. The stories inspired artists and writers with the philosophical ideal of the "noble savage."

64. The Tropical Paradise Of Tahiti: XtraMSN Travel The Tropical Paradise Of tahiti. culture. The missionaries did allthey could to wipe out traditional Polynesian culture by levelling http://xtramsn.co.nz/travel/0,,8862-1441054-5,00.html

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65. La Perle De Culture Mikimoto culture de tahiti.Variétés des perles Akoya ou perles Japonaises. L huître Akoya http://www.mikimoto.fr/Francais/fr.perle.htm

Mikimoto joaillier, splendeur de la perle de culture mikimoto perle de culture sautoir choker joyaux mikimoto ... perle culture LA NAISSANCE D'UNE PERLE DE CULTURE Broche "les 4 saisons" Comment les perles sont elles cultivées ? L e procédé de culture des perles par l'introduction d'un corps étranger dans des huîtres a été inventé par Kokichi Mikimoto , le fondateur de la société, en 1893. Alors que le procédé est aujourd'hui bien connu, sa découverte fut à l'époque tout à fait extraordinaire. Composition d'une perle T echniquement les perles sont constituées d'anneaux concentriques principalement de carbonate de calcium sécrété par l'huître en réaction à un corps étranger. Des milliers de couches d'une substance cristalline appelée nacre entoure l'objet irritant et forme une perle éclatante. Le corps irritant peut être n'importe quoi de suffisamment petit pour pénétrer dans la coquille d'hu ître. Par exemple un grain de sable, une arête de poisson ou un morceau de coquillage peuvent démarrer le processus.

66. Perle De Tahiti Perle Noire Mikimoto CIBJO Wan GIE Perles De Tahiti Ministère D culture de tahiti . http://www.rfo.fr/articles/Perle de Tahiti.html

Rechercher sur RFO et l'ensemble du Web Actions Com' Contacts Convertisseur Euro Culture ... Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon Retour: Info en ligne Archives Polynésie Dossier Entretien imprimer cette page Envoyer cette page à un ami Collier de perles noires © RFO L'économie de la perle noire Perle de Tahiti La perle noire se trouve dans les eaux turquoises de la Polynésie française . On l'appelle ainsi car l'huître qui la contient a des lèvres noires. Principalement composée de calcium, elle est le fruit d'une fusion naturelle entre la poussière de corail, les grains de sable, les larves de mer et les coquillages de toutes sortes, l'huître est son abri le plus célèbre. Ce mariage surprenant produit une nacre de couleur grise avec des nuances de vert, de rose ou de bleu, et fait de cette perle fine, un gemme rare et précieux. Les premiers Polynésiens utilisaient la nacre à des fins esthétiques et pratiques. Ils la polissaient pour décorer leurs parures ou l'employaient pour la fabrication d'outils de pêche. Une culture tardive Une technique particulière a permis de produire une culture de la perle. Grâce à une variété exceptionnelle d'huître, la

67. Tahiti Shore Excursions, Sightseeing Trips, Tahiti Tours For Moorea, Bora Bora Islands. This tour is a must for all travelers who would appreciatelearning more about the culture and history of tahiti! BOOK NOW, http://www.flowersandcruises.com/tahiti_land_index.htm

From overwater bungalows to suites, your room in paradise awaits. Tahiti is only 7-1/2 hours from Los Angeles (about half way between California and Australia). While one hotel in Hawaii has as many as 2,000 rooms, French Polynesia combined has approximately 4,300 rooms. Hawaii has more visitors in 10 days than Tahiti has in one year. Time and Temperature in Papeete, Tahiti Important Information Frequently Asked Questions Most Popular Tahiti Excursions and Tours For BORA BORA - MOOREA - TAHITI Why Book Ahead? Popular tours sell out well in advance! Don't be disappointed! Reduce stress! Don't waste time haggling with the hotel concierge. Balance your vacation budget! Charge tours on this month's credit card bill. Our Recommendations for Bora Bora Product Name Duration Starting From Glass Bottom Boat Excursion 1 1/2 hours Starting from USD $60 per person Would you like to explore the underwater world, without getting wet? Here's your chance! Look through large glass windows that open onto a colorful world of parrot-fish, butterfly fish and others that thrive in the pristine waters of the Bora Bora Lagoon. Learn more about the intriguing underwater world from the expert narration of your guide. Don't forget to bring your cameraÂ

68. Huahine,Tourisme & Culture - Air Tahiti Magazine On-board Magazine Of The Airpla Since 1993, tahiti Magazine presents tahiti and her islands, BoraBora, the Polynesian culture, marquesas tatoo, fauna, flora http://www.airtahitimagazine.com/us_version/tahiti_mag.asp?num=30&art=2

69. Cruise Diva Cruise Planner To Tahiti 1790 s obliterated many sacred maraes (temples) and banned native rituals and customs,their efforts didn t diminish the joyous Tahitian spirit and culture. http://www.cruisediva.com/tahiti.htm

Discover the world of cruise travel Make the most of your cruise vacation with information from CruiseDiva.com Cruise Lines Cruise News Planning Tips Ports of Call ... CruiseDiva Home Subscribe Now! Cruise Diva's FREE Newsletter The Cruise Shop Cruising by the Book ~ Top Picks in Cruise Guidebooks The favorite of serious cruise travelers: Cruise Travel Have a question or a review to submit? Write to me Linda Coffman Cruise Diva Goes Ashore in Tahiti Only a two-hour time difference from the west coast of the United States, Tahiti is light-years away. Born of volcanic violence, the islands typify an earthly paradise with unrivaled beaches and lush tropical scenery. Few other places on earth come so close to perfection. Although attempts by overly zealous missionaries in the late-1790's obliterated many sacred maraes (temples) and banned native rituals and customs, their efforts didn't diminish the joyous Tahitian spirit and culture. Traditions live on to the delight of visitors and locals alike. "Tahiti, where love lives"—Tahiti Tourisme promotes that slogan and from the lush green mountains to the crystal clear warm lagoon waters, the islands are truly romantic and appealing. Their rhythmic grace is both joyous and tranquil.

70. Tahiti, The Destination approach to life. Tahitian culture is a lively fusion of ancientPolynesian lore and European contemporaneousness. Fall in love http://www.qantasvacations.com/tahiti_the_destination.htm

Open Mon-Sat 6am-6pm PST Speak to a Destination Specialist Click for Canadian Prices About Us Press Room Specials ... Fiji Destinations Australia New Zealand Fiji Tahiti ... Hawaii Choose a vacation type Select a Vacation Independent Escorted Tours Cruise and Dive Self Drive New Zealand Lodges Rainforest Retreats Rail Island Resorts Adventure Tours Accommodation Sightseeing Booking Request Brochure Request Booking Conditions Group Travel Tahiti and Her Islands About Tahiti Tahiti Accommodation Tahiti Sightseeing Helpful Information ... More Fiji and Tahiti Vacations Experience the Islands of Love! Tahiti and Her Islands lie in the Pacific Ocean, just south of the equator, in the same time zone as Hawaii, only 8-1/2 hours by air from Los Angeles, midway between North America and Australia. Tahiti has long been referred to as a tropical paradise — these extraordinary islands are for people seeking a unique, luxurious or adventurous romantic experience. You’ll have time to relax and do nothing, bask in the sun, or try one of the many activities available. Overwater Bungalows Like no hotel room you've stayed in before, these traditional thatched roof bungalow are perched above the turquoise waters. In many of the rooms, tropical fish swim below as you look through the glass floor or coffee table.

71. Tahiti Tourisme NZ Traditional Tahitian culture was communally based, spiritualistic andhierarchical. The people worshipped their many gods on sacred http://www.tahiti-tourisme.co.nz/index.php/pi_pageid/28/pi_1expand/28

Other Countries... United States France Deutschland Italia Australia Spain Home The Allure Tahiti For Kiwis The Islands Transport Eating and Drinking Temptation! What to do... Cruising Paradise Diving Honeymoon Consumer Contact Terms and Conditions Travel Agent Info Useful Links The French, who first came upon Tahiti in 1768, immediately called it LA NOUVELLE CYTHERE. New Cythera, the earthly paradise. After the English came, the name reverted to Tahiti, but that first impression, that the islands now called French Polynesia are a Garden of Eden, remains. There are few other regions on Earth which contain such a blend of natural and human beauty. The Allure La Polynesie Française is a world of islands strewn across an ocean territory the size of Western Europe. All the islands except one - Rapa, the most southerly- lie between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Equator. Within that zone is a galaxy of atolls, the Tuamotus, whose coral strands are no higher above sea level than a pandanus shrub. To the north-east there are the distant Marquesas Islands, whose mountains, canyons and cataracts have a spectacular grandeur. There are the lonely Austral Islands- the southernmost group- which are almost untouched by European civilisation, and in the centre of this vast oceanic region is Tahiti, the spellbinding island of legend and love. All these islands are volcanic in origin, born of eruptions which occurred over a “hot spot” in the central Pacific millions of years ago. The atolls are the oldest islands, being the sunken remnants of once-high volcanic peaks like

72. Tahiti Calendar Of Events be elected so as to represent the festivities period and emphasize all the splendourof the Polynesian culture. (In Papeete, at the To ata square, tahiti). http://www.tcsp.com/destinations/tahiti/calendar.shtml

To fully enjoy this site please enable javascript in your browser HOME DESTINATIONS TOURISM NEWS MEMBER SERVICES ... SEARCH TAHITI CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2004 The queen of all cultural festivals is undoubtedly the "Heiva i Tahiti", a big traditional celebration that starts on June 29, at the same time as the Autonomy Celebrations. It runs for a month and includes the National Holidays of July 14. Events over this period are sumptuous and are characterized by heated contests between the best artistic groups with singing, dancing and their costumes, not to mention the sports contest of canoe racing, copra preparation, stone lifting and weaving, all of which are traditional Polynesian practices. The heart of the people is also to be found in the "Crafts Heiva", that runs concurrently with these events with exhibitions and demonstrations of all forms of craftwork from the five island groups together. The rest of the year is studded with various cultural events organised by the very dynamic crafts, horticultural and cultural clubs. Sports play a growing role with unsurpassed international fame in surfing and canoe racing in particular.

73. Perles De Tahiti - The History Of Tahiti's Black Pearl In describing the background to tahiti s pearl culture industry, Reed noted that about 1900 Simon Grand, an oyster farmer from Arcachon, came to tahiti and http://www.tahiti-blackpearls.com/discovery/history_farm.html

window.location.href="http://www.perlesdetahiti.net/index.php?key=2"; 1st Polynesian Pearl Farm Born in 1968 Cortez Discovers "Colored Pearls" in the Gulf of California Pearls Became New World's Biggest Export Margarita: Pearls in Spanish Royal Tour by ... Birth of the Tahiti Black "Cultured" Pearl 1st Polynesian Pearl Farm Born in 1968 Black Pearls in Ancient Tahitian Society Bill REED Australian William Reed is one of Tahiti's black pearl pioneers, having started up Tahiti Perles, which he sold in 1975 to Robert Wan, who has made it Tahiti's biggest private pearl producer today. Reed worked in Tahiti from 1967-1973 as a biologist with the government's Fisheries Department. His most recent visit to Tahiti was for the October 1996 Poe Rave Nui Auction, during which he bought one lot of 633 pearls for his company, Pearlconsult in Broome, Western Australia. During that visit, Reed agreed to trace the history of pearl oyster and pearl culture experiments conducted in French Polynesia prior to 1975. In describing the background to Tahiti's pearl culture industry, Reed noted that "about 1900 Simon Grand, an oyster farmer from Arcachon, came to Tahiti and experimented in several lagoons and eventually in the Gambier Islands, where he had some success in collecting spat and growing

74. Te Reo Tahiti grammatical structure and lexical growth, and the other is a native speaker who hasgrown up in the culture. There are numerous texts about tahiti and devoted http://www.hawaii.edu/oceanic/tahiti/

The Department of Hawaiian and Indo-Pacific Languages and Literatures at the University of HawaiiManoa is the only educational institution in the english-speaking world to offer a comprehensive course in any of the languages of French Polynesia. The word "Tahiti" is the name for the largest island in French Polynesia and perhaps the most legendary island in the south Pacific, if not the world. In the minds of most westerners the lure of that word is seldom rivaled. Tahiti is also the most populous island of French Polynesia, the seat of the French territorial administration and the location through which outsiders must pass to reach the rest of the territory and through which people throughout the territory move to reach the rest of the world. It is small wonder, then, that "Tahiti" has come to function as a synonym for French Polynesia itself. To the uninitiated "Tahitian" describes anyone or any thing from French Polynesia. To use these words in this fashion is to fail to appreciate some basic facts about the context of cultural and linguistic difference in which these terms take on their true meaning.

75. TATAU: THE TAHITIAN REVIVAL Through Tavana s efforts in bringing the Samoan tattooist to tahiti,the traditional tattoo was reintroduced into tahitian culture. http://tattoos.com/allen/TATAU.htm

TATAU: THE TAHITIAN REVIVAL by Tricia Allen Tattooing was an integral part of ancient Tahitian society. It was far more than merely a bodily ornament. Tattoos would indicate a young girl's sexual maturity, freedom from food tapus and other restrictions, genealolgy andone's rank within society. Nearly everyone in ancient Tahitian society was tattooed. The early French explorer Bougainville noted that "the women of Tahiti dye their loins and buttocks a deep blue" and Captain Cook returned from the Pacific with stories of the art of tatau (hence, the origin of the word tattoo). Shortly after the missionaries arrival the practice was strictly banned, as it was viewed it as a sinful glorification of the flesh. In recent years, however, the art of tattooing has enjoyed a renaissance. Tahitians, and other Polynesians as well, are once again taking pride and interest in their cultural heritage, finding their identity in the revival of many lost artsincluding the traditional tatau. The revival of ttraditional tattoo in Tahiti began in 1981 when Tavana, a previous resident of Hawai'i and Waikiki nightclub owner, and a young Marquesan dancer named Teve, went to Germany to research traditional tattoo designs. On their return trip they stopped in Samoa, as Samoa is the only island group within Polynesia that kept the art of the traditional tatau alive. Arrangements were made for a Samoan tattooist to visit Tahiti, where Teve would receive the full-body traditional tatau done in the Marquesan style, and Tavana would be tattooed with Tahitian designs.

76. Tahiti Tourisme - Official Web Site culture Page 1 of 3 Click on thumbnail to select a photo. advertising unless firstokayed by product shown.Credit must read Photos courtesy of tahiti Tourisme http://www.gototahiti.com/Gallery/paging.asp?category=culture

77. Vivre Le Sud Tourisme Culture Environnement Translate this page Partenaire. Ephéméride. A la St Didier, Prends soin de tes pieds,Actualité Si Tu ne Vas pas à tahiti Posted on 01 avril 2004 http://www.vivrelesud.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=743

78. French Culture | Books | Lacouture/Sylvain: Tahiti - Sylvain Adolphe Sylvain (19201991) stopped off in tahiti in 1946 and immediately fell in andfilming a series of documentaries about Polynesian culture and environment http://www.frenchculture.org/books/release/art/lacouturesylvain.html

Books Lacouture: Tahiti - Sylvain Tahiti. Sylvain Preface by Gian Paolo Barbieri Introduction by Jean Lacouture Text and photographs by Adolphe Sylvain When photographer Gian Paolo Barbieri arrived in Pepeete in search of a French photographer by the name of Sylvain, whose work he had admired on some old, faded postcards, he was told that Sylvain was dead and his archives destroyed by fire. Barbieri had all but given up his quest to find Sylvain when by chance he came across the late photographer's wife, Jeanine Tehani. She was the island beauty who had mesmerized the young Sylvain back in 1946; one look into her eyes and he married her and stayed there for the rest of his life. Since Sylvain's death in 1991 she had been dreaming that a European would embark on the island and discover his life's work. Barbieri (born, in an amazing twist of fate, on the same day and hour as Sylvain) fulfilled her dream by bringing Sylvain's photographs-some of which, though damaged, had survived the fire in 1969-back to Germany to be published. The result is this book full of the best images culled from Sylvain's archives, including dreamy portraits of Tahiti's lovely, mystical women, heartbreakingly beautiful landscapes and photos of celebrities, such as Brigitte Bardot and Charles de Gaulle, who visited the island.

79. Aue! Tahiti E... (Tahiti Belle Epoque, Vol. 5) : Gooster . Aue! tahiti E (tahiti Belle Epoque, Vol. 5).Début Feb 9 1999, CD audio, Playasound. 10.44 €. SITE MARCHAND www.amazon.fr,...... culture http://culture.gooster.com/Aue_Tahiti_E_Tahiti_Belle_Epoque_Vol_5_1339229.html

var CLI_ID = 1407; var SIT_ID = 2976; var ZONE_ID = 275; netbooster_wbg(CLI_ID,SIT_ID,ZONE_ID); Aue! Tahiti E... (Tahiti Belle Epoque, Vol. 5) : Gooster gooster, moteur, acheter, achats, produits, produit, chercher, recherche, comparer, trouverculture, france culture, culture g©n©rale, arts culture, culture musique, culture livre, culture film, instrument culture CULTURE Du billet de spectacle aux livres en passant par la musique et les DVD ; rechercher et comparer toute la culture avec Gooster le moteur de vos achats. Du billet de spectacle aux livres en passant par la musique et les DVD ; rechercher et comparer toute la culture avec Gooster le moteur de vos achats. Le moteur de vos achats Alimentation Beaut© Bureau Culture ... Accueil Culture > Description Aue! Tahiti E... (Tahiti Belle Epoque, Vol. 5) D©but: Feb 9 1999, CD audio, Playasound SITE MARCHAND : www.amazon.fr Produits similaires Tahiti Belle Epoque, Vol. 7 SITE MARCHAND : www.amazon.fr Tahiti Belle Epoque, Vol. 6 SITE MARCHAND : www.amazon.fr

80. Tahiti Sylvain : Gooster . tahiti Sylvain. Pages 159, Relié, Taschen. 21.61€. SITE MARCHAND www.amazon.fr, Produits similaires, tahiti Sylvain, 21.61 €....... culture http://culture.gooster.com/Tahiti_Sylvain_1180832.html

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