Ethnology of Tokelau Islands
Figure 5.—Map of part of Atafu Islet showing the village of Fale established by Tonuia, site of the ancient settlement, and Atakei, Alato, and Pokulu, the men's houses: a, breakwaters (pa); b, paved hole for soaking coconut husks; c, piers; d, canoe houses; e, god house, with two erect slabs before it and sacred repository (sai) for discarded paraphernalia; g, cook houses; houses of first settlers belonging to: h, Laua; i, Laufali; j, Kaufala; l, Te Pasu; m, Pio; n, Tongia; o, Levao; p, Fekei; …
Figure 5.—Map of part of Atafu Islet showing the village of Fale established by Tonuia, site of the ancient settlement, and Atakei, Alato, and Pokulu, the men's houses: a, breakwaters (pa); b, paved hole for soaking coconut husks; c, piers; d, canoe houses; e, god house, with two erect slabs before it and sacred repository (sai) for discarded paraphernalia; g, cook houses; houses of first settlers belonging to: h, Laua; i, Laufali; j, Kaufala; l, Te Pasu; m, Pio; n, Tongia; o, Levao; p, Fekei; q, Tonuia; r, Fuati; s, Ngaluava; t, Malokie; u, Vaovela; v, Lou; w, Kiao; x, Kapa.