Many of the sculptures created in polynesia are not clearly male or female. false true

It is true that many of the sculptures that were created in Polynesia are not very clear if they are male or female. The materials used in Polynesian culture are wood, basketry, textiles, ivory, feathers and green stone. These sculptures express about the Polynesian culture and deals with pride, genealogy and their community.

The statement that many of the sculptures created in Polynesia are not clearly male or female is true. The main goal of the Polynesian sculpture was to present gods, deities or a ancestral hero. They were sometimes made free standing but are also often found as part of a object: top of a fly whisk. The Polynesiam sculptures could be found in different sizes: from very small charms made to monumental sizes made to be displayed outside a ceremonial enclosure.