Question

A tiki was commonly made from what material?

Answer 1

Nephrite, a stone related to jade, found in several places in New Zealand's South Island. It is called pounamu in Maori, greenstone in common New Zealand English.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Nephrite

Explanation:

A tiki is a traditional ornament that was made by the Maori people of the Pacific islands. These were the Polynesian first settlers of New Zealand.  The tikis were made of a material known as nephrite. This is a type of stone closely related to jade. The material is difficult to work with, making the resulting tikis all the more unique and valuable.