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Polynesian
Tiki Masks – What They Mean to Polynesian and American Culture
Tiki Masks are hand carved wood, however once carved the wood takes on the spirit or god, the Tiki Mask then is transferred into a personification of Polynesian power and knowledge. Unlike African and other cultures that worshiped deities, the mask was not worn, but instead displayed and was always present. The word Tiki is …
BREAKING: All Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort Dining Locations Closed After Construction Crew Breaks Water Main
UPDATE: The swimming pools remain open, as does Pineapple Lanai. Public restrooms are closed at this time. The Lava Pool is open, but few guests are using it. The Pineapple Lanai is still serving Dole Whip. Restrooms inside the Great Ceremonial House have been closed. Water plays a prominent role in Polynesian culture. Water main …