Common to Polynesian cultures are the carved sculptures called tiki,which represent ___________.

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Tiki sculptures in Polynesian cultures are typically representations of ancestors. They are carved to honor and commemorate ancestors who have passed on and are considered to have spiritual significance. While Polynesian cultures have had fertility gods, nature spirits, and mythic warriors, those are not necessarily the specific figures that tiki sculptures represent.

Common to Polynesian Cultures Are the Carved Sculptures Called Tiki,which