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home search help worldguide ... Related Weblinks Pitcairn Islands Culture While the Polynesians who arrived presumably brought the rich culture of Tahiti with them, much of that has died out on Pitcairn. Weaving palm baskets is one skill that has been maintained, and many of the Pitcairn men carve intricate animals and replicas of the Bounty out of local timber. The language is English, but among themselves Pitcairners speak a slightly slurred version full of local idiom, words and place names that make it almost impossible for outsiders to understand. It includes many Tahitian and 18th-century English seafaring words: if they drink too much, all hands (ie everyone) are likely to capsize (fall over), for example. Pitcairners embraced the Seventh Day Adventist Church in the late 19th century, which was responsible for the children's education until 1948, when a teacher was finally sent from New Zealand. Alcohol is banned (that ban seems to be slipping) and the islanders are not allowed to eat pork or fish without scales, which means the plentiful crayfish in island waters are used only as bait. Land is held under a system devised by Fletcher Christian and is based on family ownership. Pitcairners are virtually self sufficient in food, although they do a lively trade with passing ships. They raise goats and poultry for their own consumption, and goats also roam wild on the island. They catch fish around the coast, but there are no commercial fisheries.

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Pitcairn Islands Jump to: Introduction Facts for the Traveler When to Go Events ... Maps Introduction An unholy alliance of renegades from British justice and South Sea islanders from nearby Tahiti settled Pitcairn in 1790, but their ideal of founding a new community quickly soured as the men started wiping out each other's gene pools. Their descendants clung on, however, jumped into the Bible, procreated and went forth. Norfolk Island and New Zealand now have substantial numbers of Bounty descendants, and a small number still till the soil and go to Saturday church on Pitcairn. The island is not on any international air routes and getting there is strictly for the determined, but that can be precisely the attraction in a world increasingly at our fingertips. While facilities are limited on Pitcairn, you can drop in on your own yacht or from a passing cruiser and spend a day walking, talking to locals, swimming in St Paul's Pool, eating and checking out the points of interest, like ancient Polynesian rock carvings, the Bounty Bible, John Catch a Cow and Bitey Bitey (the local language is, as you may gather, a little quirky).

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Directory Help Search only in Society and Culture Search the Web Society and Culture Regional Oceania Pitcairn Islands Go to Directory Home Categories History Related Category: Web Pages Viewing in Google PageRank order View in alphabetical order Pitcairn Islands Study Center http://library.puc.edu/pitcairn/ A museum-research facility at Pacific Union College in the USA containing the largest North American collection of materials on Pitcairn and the Mutiny on the Bounty. Welcome to Pitcairn Island http://members.aol.com/ldsebastia/pitcairn/index.html The story of the settlement of Pitcairn Island by the mutineers on the Bounty. Describes life on Pitcairn after the mutiny and during recent times. http://www.lareau.org/genweb.html Locate information about the ancestors, descendants, and cousins of the Bounty crewmembers, with downloadable files and lists of the approximately 7,500 known Bounty descendants. No Mutiny as Voyaging Canoe Reaches Storied Pitcairn Island http://starbulletin.com/1999/08/26/news/story8.html Honolulu Star-Bulletin article on the journey of the polynesian voyaging canoe Hokule`a to Pitcairn Island.

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search Top Bloodless Genocide A political history of the Pitcairn people. Category: Regional > Oceania > Pitcairn Islands > Society and Culture > History http://www.ozemail.com.au/~jbp/pds/bdlgen.html Bounty Beyond the Voyage Julie Pearson's book on the Bounty, produced for the bi-centenary of the mutiny in 1989, is again available. Category: Regional > Oceania > Pitcairn Islands > Society and Culture > History http://members.tripod.co.uk/Trusson/ A fascinating academic thesis by Ian Campbell examining the causes, effects, and personalities of the Bounty Mutiny. Category: Regional > Oceania > Pitcairn Islands > Society and Culture > History http://www.lareau.org/cont.html Historia de un Motín A brief report, in Spanish, of the Mutiny and its aftermath. Category: Regional > Oceania > Pitcairn Islands > Society and Culture > History http://www.lareau.org/gomez1.html HMS Bounty The Mutiny as seen by a Bounty descendant from Norfolk, George Snell. Includes history, genealogy, and chat. Category: Regional > Oceania > Pitcairn Islands > Society and Culture > History http://www.ourbounty.com/bounty/index.html

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home search help worldguide ... Related Weblinks Pitcairn Islands An unholy alliance of renegades from British justice and South Sea islanders from nearby Tahiti settled Pitcairn in 1790, but their ideal of founding a new community quickly soured as the men started wiping out each other's gene pools. Their descendants clung on, however, jumped into the Bible, procreated and went forth. Norfolk Island and New Zealand now have substantial numbers of Bounty descendants, and a small number still till the soil and go to Saturday church on Pitcairn. The island is not on any international air routes and getting there is strictly for the determined, but that can be precisely the attraction in a world increasingly at our fingertips. While facilities are limited on Pitcairn, you can drop in on your own yacht or from a passing cruiser and spend a day walking, talking to locals, swimming in St Paul's Pool, eating and checking out the points of interest, like ancient Polynesian rock carvings, the Bounty Bible, John Catch a Cow and Bitey Bitey (the local language is, as you may gather, a little quirky). Full country name: Pitcairn Islands Area: 450 hectares (1111.5 acres)

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Pitcairn Islands OTHER INFORMATION: Climate: tropical, hot, humid; modified by southeast trade winds; rainy season (November to March) Terrain: rugged volcanic formation; rocky coastline with cliffs Natural hazards: typhoons (especially November to March) Population: 54 (July 2000 est.) Religions: Seventh-Day Adventist 100% Languages: English (official), Pitcairnese, Tahitian, 18th century English dialect Economy- overview: The inhabitants of this tiny economy exist on fishing, subsistence farming, handicrafts, and postage stamps. The fertile soil of the valleys produces a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, including citrus, sugarcane, watermelons, bananas, yams, and beans. Bartering is an important part of the economy. The major sources of revenue are the sale of postage stamps to collectors and the sale of handicrafts to passing ships. Pitcairn Islands Travel Links: Adamstown, Pitcairn Island Cruises - PayMeTravel - Find cruises that depart from Adamstown, Pitcairn Island. Choose from a variety of cruise lines, check sailing dates, and view deck plans. Orbitz - pitcairn islands - Low fares and flexible search options. The MOST low fares on the Web. Search through our patented matrix!

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Pitcairn Islands Culture While the Polynesians who arrived presumably brought the rich culture of Tahiti with them, much of that has died out on Pitcairn. Weaving palm baskets is one skill that has been maintained, and many of the Pitcairn men carve intricate animals and replicas of the Bounty out of local timber. The language is English, but among themselves Pitcairners speak a slightly slurred version full of local idiom, words and place names that make it almost impossible for outsiders to understand. It includes many Tahitian and 18th-century English seafaring words: if they drink too much, all hands (ie everyone) are likely to capsize (fall over), for example. Pitcairners embraced the Seventh Day Adventist Church in the late 19th century, which was responsible for the children's education until 1948, when a teacher was finally sent from New Zealand. Alcohol is banned (that ban seems to be slipping) and the islanders are not allowed to eat pork or fish without scales, which means the plentiful crayfish in island waters are used only as bait. Land is held under a system devised by Fletcher Christian and is based on family ownership. Pitcairners are virtually self sufficient in food, although they do a lively trade with passing ships. They raise goats and poultry for their own consumption, and goats also roam wild on the island. They catch fish around the coast, but there are no commercial fisheries.

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