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Rh Figures 31–37 shew these various points in more or less detail. In Figures 31 and 32 we give examples of tiki that have cut-out necks. The former of these is a full-sized representation of the head of the figure only. It will be observed that it has the eyes of shell, and the additional peculiarity of a projection at the top of the head pierced for the cord by which it was suspended.