What did the diagonal lines mean on this chart and what did the shells/small objects indicate?

currents, islands in Micronesia

a deified ancestor on Easter Island

The "Malagan Display and Mask" embodied all of the following EXCEPT

representational (true to life) portraits

What was the purpose of Queen Elizabeth II's visit to Fiji in 1953?

she was on a royal tour after her coronation

What was the function of the "Ahu 'ula (Feather Cape)"?

to protect the wearer against harm, to indicate social status

What was the funtion of the platform underneath the Maoi figures?

held cremated bones of deified figure after death

cloth made from the bark of the mulberry tree

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1
This is Nan Madol from the Saudeleur Dynasty, 700-1600ce. Where is it located?
Johnston Atoll, Polynesia
Chuuk, Micronesia
Samoa, Polynesia
Pohnpei, Micronesia
2
What did the diagonal lines mean on this chart and what did the shells/small objects indicate?
currents, islands in Micronesia
Wave swells, fishing areas
paths across island, differnt communities
wind patterns, condensed areas for mining
3
Who made this?
Men
Women
Children
4
Which of the following materials was used in this artwork?
turtle shell
animal hide
coral
tapa
5
What is a "Moai"?
a type of helmet
a type of hair ornament
an offering to the gods
a deified ancestor on Easter Island
6
The "Malagan Display and Mask" embodied all of the following EXCEPT
individuality
representational (true to life) portraits
the spirits of the deceased
patronage to kin
7
What do the tā moko (tattoos) on Tamati Waka Nene's face represent?
His deification
His heritage
His status in the community
8
What was the purpose of Queen Elizabeth II's visit to Fiji in 1953?
she was on a royal tour after her coronation
she was coming to visit a recently acquired colony
stifle Fijian revolution through diplomatic peace w/ locals
she was on vacation
9
What is an "Ahu 'ula"?
a Hawaiian feather cloak
a type of mask
cloth made from the bark of the mulberry tree
a deified ancestor
10
This is a portrait of
Staff God
Pisupo Lua Afe
Tamati Waka Nene
Rarotonga
11
What is the name of this piece?
Picture Frame
Map of Marshall Islands
Navigation Chart
Bed Frame
12
What was the function of the "Ahu 'ula (Feather Cape)"?
to serve as a funeral shroud for a corpse
to protect the wearer against harm
to indicate social status
to transform the wearer into a bird deity
13
What was the funtion of the platform underneath the Maoi figures?
held cremated bones of deified figure after death
a symbol of Easter Islands mountain tops to show protection
serve as a roof for an important building
meant to lift Moai off main ground level
14
What is the name of this piece?
Rain Stick
Feathered God
Tapa
Staff God
15
When was this wood sculpture created?
16th-17th century ce
14th-15th century ce
18th-19th century ce
19th-20th century ce
16
These pieces would have originally been placed upright in/on a
reliquary
platform made of the deceased's ashes
sand dune
canoe
17
In this image, who were the the Fijian mats and tapa cloths being presented to?
King Charles IV
Prince Edward of Normandy
Queen Elizabeth II
Saint Peter the Baptist
18
What is "Tapa"?
cloth made from the bark of the mulberry tree
a Hawaiian feather cloak
a type of helmet
a deified ancestor

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