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| | Tiki Wonder: Main Hut |
 | | A major element to the original Tiki culture and the revival are stories of sailing, exploring the exotic tropical seas, all originating from archeologist and explorer Thor Heyerdahl (links), who wrote a book (called "The Kon-Tiki Expedition") of his adventure on the South Seas in 1947. |
 | | The Tiki subculture (file under "Lounge") of the 21st century is a revival of the Polynesian craze of the 1950's and 1960's: lounge music and fashion, exotic drinks, swaying palm trees, back-pocket pulp-mag bachelor adventure stories, burlesque lust, exotic women and south pacific island dreams. |
 | | Tiki artwork, sculptures, and the totem-pole style carvings are from all over the Pacific and Pacific Rim - island nations, primitive cultures, and rare tribes express their connection with magic, gods, and forces of nature. |
| www.tikiwonder.com (979 words) |
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