Fijian Folkways

PBS Learning Media
Contributed By
PBS Learning Media
Resource Type
Classroom Material
Keywords
UAB Univeristy of Alabama at Birmingham College trip university undergraduate research scientific research anthropology field school Fiji archaeology cultural anthropology ethnohistory Liku Sharyn Jones Nayau Oceania Lau Islands Lau group Pacific Islands Pacific Island culture Pacific Island anthropology ethnography ethnoanthropology folkways folk culture cultural heritage Fijian culture UAB in Fiji
Subjects
History-Social Science
Grade Levels
Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
Related Resources

Fijian Folkways

Folkways are considered any informal mores that are followed through imitation and mild social pressure but not strictly enforced or put into law. Dr. Sharyn Jones discusses some Fijian folkways as she narrates a video tour of the town of Liku, a town of about 60 people. It is the most traditional village on the island of Nayau.
Publisher
PBS Learning Media

Unfortunately, we were unable to load the necessary assets to access this site.
Try reloading the page to verify your network is still working.

If the problem persists, please verify that https://cdn.caeducatorstogether.org/ is not blocked by your network firewall. You may need to reach out to your agency's Network/IT support staff to get access.

For any questions or further assistance please contact us at support@onelearningcommunity.com