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Polynesia
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Samoa
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Samoa
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Ceremonial
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| Samoan and Fijian kava bowls. Drinking kava is a common social practice in many parts of the Pacific. It is made from the root of the pepper tree and water. Mostly it is a man's drink that makes one feel relaxed and peaceful. It is also an important part of many ceremonies and rituals. | ||
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