Talk:Taema

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Different Legends mentioning Taema

As Samoan mythology is actually rife with different versions that cross over to other islands in Polynesia, I've made the article clear that Taema is a name mentioned in different legends. i.e. It could have been a name used for different mythological figures. In fact, oral history has really declined in the Pacific, apart from the really popular famous myths like Sina and the Eel, and a lot of the myths and legends people talk about today is probably mostly based on books published by missionaries and Europeans from the 1800s. I've used as a main reference the the 1800's published book by George Turner, Samoa A Hundred Years Ago, a common reference book for Samoan academics and historians. Teine Savaii (talk) 14:24, 22 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]