Talk:Hina
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This article suffers from a lack of proper attribution to a culture within Polynesia. Is this the Hina from Hawaii, or New Zealand, or Rarotonga, or where. Without this attribution the article is pretty meaningless, since Hina is different from country to country. Even within a country, there are often differences from region to region, so figuring out which country we are dealing with is just the start of attaining a semblance of accuracy. What does portrayed with two heads symbolizing day and night mean? Portrayed how? In artwork? In stories? Kahuroa 10:14, 29 May 2006 (UTC)
