Figure 255.—Painted motifs on Mangaian paddles. Four circles, each with small central circle and illustrating main motifs used between center circle and circumference, and small motifs around circumference (a-d): a, radiating lines; small triangles around circumference; b, two rows of V's, two sides of triangle with rest not filled in; c, one row long chevrons giving spindle wheel effect, T-motif; d, two rows of pentagonal figures with small cross, double crossed T. e-s, enlarged central circle showing variations. Crescents with motifs similar to those in four circles (a-d). t-w: t, radiating lines, small triangles; u, V-motif, two sides of triangle; v, chevron, T-motif; w, pentagonal figures with cross, double crossed T. Four motifs used for filling between circles, crescents, and edges, x-a': x, a tattooing motif (fig. 71); y, serrated bars with long triangle at each end; z, Z-motif in rows; a′, bilaterally notched lozenge which formed key to round bowls (fig. 5). Two conventional leaflets from coconut leaf pattern on back of some of clubs, b', c': b′, outer, wider two thirds divided into four longitudinal panels, two wider with chevron motif and two narrower panels with small white squares, inner narrow third in two panels with chevron motif, T-motif on side edges; c′, leaflet also divided into longitudinal panels with chevron, bilaterally notched lozenges, crossed pentagons, and Z-motif; incomplete triangle motif along side edges.