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Welcome to the land of stone money. The official visitors site of the State of Yap and the Federated States of Micronesia. ... Dance is an art form in Yap. Through dance, legends are passed down, history is recorded and entertainment is created. The dances of Yap are raucous, colorful and well- orchestrated. Men and women...
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Yap - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Mysterious Island of Stone Money, Yap is a wonderful mix of past, present, and future where an ancient culture exists side by side with the 21st century. Yap is recognized as a world class dive destination where the magnificent Manta Rays of Yap appear daily. ... Welcome to the official site of the Yap Visitors Bureau...
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Yap tourism and travel information such as accommodation, festivals, transport, maps, activities and attractions in Yap, Federated States of Micronesia - Lonely Planet ... Yap, the land of giant stone money, is a wondrous place, one that will leave a deep impression on you for years to come.
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Yap State consists of four volcanic islands plus 19 inhabited outer islands and atolls, with a total land area of 46 square miles. Two-thirds of its estimated 11,241 (est. ... 2000) population live on Yap Island. Yap is one of the most traditional island groups of the Pacific. The four languages of Yap State are...
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Includes photos and information about manta ray diving, the island of Yap, the hotel and the dive sites. ... Yap Anglers ... Welcome to the Manta Ray Bay Hotel — the premiere dedicated dive resort on the island of Yap in Micronesia, designed by divers and built for divers. All of the dive facilities are conveniently...
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International movement bringing together young people with goals of justice, peace and human solidarity. ... She is from Vietnam with a good experience and full energy and she is the new External Consultant for YAP Projects. We wish all the best in her new mission!
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On or about 1878, a sailor of of Irish descent, David O’Keefe, was shipwrecked on Yap. O’Keefe noted the Yapese fondness for donut-shaped stone money. He organized expeditions of Yapese workers to Palau to extract the stone and then carve it into the circular shapes that functioned as money on Yap.
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An adventure in Yap State, Micronesia ... Yap Islands Stone Money ... The natives of Yap state in the Federated States of Micronesia have solved the problem of stolen cash -- unless you can snatch 10' diameter coins weighing thousands of pounds! Coinage on Yap is "heavy duty" limestone discs with values based on their size...
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