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Fa'ati'a mai ia Tai'arapu! : grandeur et déclin des Teva i tai / Josiane Di Giorgio-Teamotuaitau.

Title
Fa'ati'a mai ia Tai'arapu! : grandeur et déclin des Teva i tai / Josiane Di Giorgio-Teamotuaitau.
Author
Di Giorgio-Teamotuaitau, Josiane, 1966-
Publication
Mahina : Association Tā'atira'a Parau, 2016.

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Additional Authors
  • Dunis, Serge, 1946-
  • Association Tā'atira'a Parau, publisher.
Description
367 pages : illustrations (some color); 24 cm
Summary
On June 19, 1767, the Dolphin, commanded by the English captain Samuel Wallis arrives at Tautira, on the peninsula of Tahiti Island, but does not linger there ... it is the beginning of a new era marked by radical transformations of traditional Tahitian society, its organization, its beliefs. The English prefer the anchorage of Matavai to that of Tautira, and support the Arian Pomare of the district of Pare; the other chieftaincies, including those of the Tai'arapu Peninsula, are thus gradually erased from history.
Subjects
Genre/Form
History
Note
  • Preface by Serge Dunis.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (pages 288-303).
Language (note)
  • In French.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
ISBN
  • 9782955496718
  • 2955496715
OCLC
  • 974569969
  • SCSB-12676278
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library