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Machaf nu Waab Ⅱ(Yapese Traditional CurrenciesⅡ)
This is similar to the story of the Genesis flood in the Bible. This legend states that there was a big flood when a man mistakenly killed a rat who was the incarnation of his wife’s mother. The story starts with a rat that snuck into the house and ate all the sugar cane reserved for the man’s children. The man got mad at the rat and set a trap to kill it. The rat was killed and brought in a big flood that covered the whole island of Yap.

Micronesia
Na iqaqi mai yavala e nanoa(The Crusher Begun Yesterday)
This is from a seasea, a type of women’s standing dance, composed to mark the inauguration of the sugar cane factory in Labasa town in Macuata province.

Fiji 1974

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