Q712

country in Oceania

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FIJ, Fijī, Fijī Gaṇarājya, fj, Matanitu ko Viti, Matanitu Tugalala o Viti, Republic of Fiji, Republic of the Fiji Islands, République des Fidji, Viti
country, island country, unitary state, sovereign state, 

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Fiji used Yv60 SG119

Ontworp gedaen door Franchoys Jacobsen Stierman de naemen gestelt naer ordre Vanden Commandr tasman, nautical chart, 1643, Franchoys Jacobsen Visscher

Doll, costume (AM 2017.117.28-5)

Fijian missionary Mary Ann Lyth, ca 1860

Veiqia - female tattoing in Fiji, drawings by Theodore Kleinschmidt

Banknote (AM 1953.110-3)

This is an image of Queen Victoria School (QVS) in Fiji.

A "Feejee" clown dancing as the opening act of a Meke I Wau Club Dance that took place in Fiji on Ovalau Island in Levuka village on June 24th 1840 during the United States Exploring Expedition

Albumen print of Fijian chief Seru Epenisa Cakobau and his son, 1861

Iguane des Fidji2

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
area	region		Fiji	,	Wikidata
link	article		missing article@		Wikidata
link	article		missing article@		Wikidata
commons	image		Fiji used Yv60 SG119		Commons
commons	image		Ontworp gedaen door Franchoys Jacobsen Stierman de naemen gestelt naer ordre Vanden Commandr tasman, nautical chart, 1643, Franchoys Jacobsen Visscher		Commons
commons	image		Doll, costume (AM 2017.117.28-5)		Commons
commons	image		Fijian missionary Mary Ann Lyth, ca 1860		Commons
commons	image		Veiqia - female tattoing in Fiji, drawings by Theodore Kleinschmidt		Commons
commons	image		Banknote (AM 1953.110-3)		Commons
commons	image		This is an image of Queen Victoria School (QVS) in Fiji.		Commons
commons	image		A "Feejee" clown dancing as the opening act of a Meke I Wau Club Dance that took place in Fiji on Ovalau Island in Levuka village on June 24th 1840 during the United States Exploring Expedition		Commons
commons	image		Albumen print of Fijian chief Seru Epenisa Cakobau and his son, 1861		Commons
commons	image		Iguane des Fidji2		Commons