Urban Archeology with BigBro, Sabu & Tangaroa (WARNING: Image heavy! About 4 megs...) - General Tiki

T tikibars Tiki Socialite Aku Hall, Chicago Joined: Apr 11, 2002 Posts: 2034	T tikibars Posted posted on Fri, Dec 3, 2004 6:25 PM Hey BigBro Having seen that big Sepik-style Tiki in Aku Hall, which we more or less figured out is from the Luau (it is the one seen in the pic you loaned me for TRT page 78, the one all the way on the left of the pic in the foreground), can you confirm that my Tiki is the same one seen in Jim's scrapbook (in the pictures posted above, it is all the way on the right, seen in profile, on the bottom of the two pics of his scrapbook, the pics with the yellow backgrounds)? I am very stoked to have (probably) found out who carved my most favorite Tiki treasure! Thanks for all of the research, fellas!

Hey BigBro

Having seen that big Sepik-style Tiki in Aku Hall, which we more or less figured out is from the Luau (it is the one seen in the pic you loaned me for TRT page 78, the one all the way on the left of the pic in the foreground), can you confirm that my Tiki is the same one seen in Jim's scrapbook (in the pictures posted above, it is all the way on the right, seen in profile, on the bottom of the two pics of his scrapbook, the pics with the yellow backgrounds)?

I am very stoked to have (probably) found out who carved my most favorite Tiki treasure!

Thanks for all of the research, fellas!

Post #128907 by tikibars on Fri, Dec 3, 2004 6:25 PM