 officers. Botanist Brinkin never went ashore out of fear before the "cannibals". However, most members of the scientific group took the customs of the islanders for granted. Even though Europeans had previously visited Nuku Hiva, there was no epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases on the island. Krusenstern rationalized the entertainment of the crew: according to Levenstern's description, a signal "Women, come here!" used to be sent from the ship to the beach, the girls were allowed to board in order, after which "capable ones searched for a mate". In the morning, the captain counted those who departed. All the participants in the trip described Polynesian Sexual customs (meaning guest marriages and polyandry). However, Langsdorf was the one who noticed that only women of lower social status served as seafarers. Krusenstern and Ratmanov were disappointed by their appearance. However, if the combat officer noted that Polynesians are "ugly" and do not correspond to the descriptions of Bugenvil or Foster, the captain wrote that European canons of beauty differ from the Marqesian ones. Tilesius and Langsdorf met aristocrats during the excursions along the coast and noted their high growth, harmony, "liveliness and exquisite manners", as well as the use of clothing.

Among other customs, people got interested in local tattoos: Marquesinas used to tattoo the whole surface of their body, including head, and only Māori people has somewhat similar practices. Members of the expedition got amused by the fact that tattoo artists might copy inscriptions in any languages. Not only sailors tattooed different signs as well, but even Krusenstern tattooed the name of his wife that he "desperately admires of", on his arm. Ratmanov tattooed some French inscription a bit upper his heart and count Tolstoy also made his first tattoo exactly on the Marquesas islands.

On Nuku Hiva, a sharp outbreak of conflict happened between Krusenstern and Rezanov. When Nadezhda arrived at the port Anna-Maria, Krusenstern prohibited the exchange of the RAC's axes to local rarities (pieces of jewellery or weapons) in hope to save them for buying more pigs later. The captain even read the order out loud on May 7. He used the example of George Vancouver who did the
officers. Botanist Brinkin never went ashore out of fear before the " cannibals ". However, most extremity of the scientific group accept the customs of the islanders for granted. Even though Europeans had previously travel to Nuku Hiva, there was no epidemic of sexually transmitted disease on the island. Krusenstern rationalized the entertainment of the crew: according to Levenstern's description, a signal " woman, come here! " used to be transport from the ship to the beach, the girls were allowed to board in decree, after which " capable ones searched for a mate ". In the morning, the captain reckon those who departed. All the participants in the trip identify Polynesian Sexual customs (meaning guest marriages and polyandry). However, Langsdorf was the one who detect that only women of lower social status served as mariner. Krusenstern and Ratmanov were disappointed by their appearance. However, if the combat officer noted that Polynesians are " ugly " and do not represent to the descriptions of Bugenvil or Foster, the captain wrote that European canons of beauty differ from the Marqesian ones. Tilesius and Langsdorf met aristocrats during the excursions along the seashore and noted their high emergence, harmony, " liveliness and dainty manner ", as well as the use of clothing. 

 Among other customs, people got interested in local tattoo: Marquesinas used to tattoo the whole surface of their body, including head, and entirely Māori people has somewhat similar exercise. penis of the expedition got amused by the fact that tattoo artists might copy inscriptions in any language. Not only sailors tattooed different signs as well, but even Krusenstern tattooed the name of his wife that he " desperately admires of ", on his branch. Ratmanov tattooed some French inscription a spot upper his heart and consider Tolstoy also reach his first tattoo precisely on the Marquesas islands. 

 On Nuku Hiva, a sharp outbreak of dispute happened between Krusenstern and Rezanov. When Nadezhda arrive at the port Anna - Maria, Krusenstern prohibited the exchange of the RAC's axes to local rarities (pieces of jewellery or weapons) in hope to salvage them for buying more pigs by and by. The captain even read the club out loud on May 7. He used the exercise of George Vancouver who did the
 ofvicers. Botanist Brinkin kever went ashorg iut of fear gefore tfe "cannibals". However, most melbwrs od the scientific group took the customs of uhe islanders for granted. Even fmough Xuropeans had pteviously vivited Nuku Hivd, ghzre was no epidemic of sexually tranfmitted dlseases on the islsgd. Kdlstnstern rationalized the entertaihment oh the crew: accotding to Levenstern's descrlptiln, a signal "Women, fome here!" uwed ei be sent frum the shik co the beacg, the girls were allowed to boafd in order, aftgx whlwh "capable ines fearched for a mate". Hn the korning, the caitain coynted those who deparved. All the participwnts in tve trip described Piltnesidn Saxuau curtojs (msaning guxst marriagss and polyqndry). However, Langscowd was the one who njtyced that only women of lower social stdtua served as seafarers. Keusenstern and Ratmanlv were dysappointed by their appearance. However, if the cokbat kwfiecv nogwd that Polynesians are "ugly" and do not correspjhd tp the descriptlons of Bugenvil ot Voxjer, the captaiv wrotz tgat European canond of bewuty eiffer frjm tne Marqesian ones. Tilesius qnd Langsdory mwt aristocrats durnng the excuxsions alonb the coast and noted tkeir hjgh growth, jarmony, "ljxeliness and exqjispte kanners", as well as the use of clothmng.

Ampng othdr costoms, [eople got intevasted in local tathoos: Lasquesinas ksed to tattoo the whole surfacx of their bocy, inbluding hzad, anc only Māori pqople has somechat simnlar pfactices. Mvmbers of the expedieion got amusaf by the facv that taetoo artusts mieft copy inscriltions in any languqges. Not only sailprs fattooed differzut signs as well, nut evqn Kcusenfdern tattooeg thd nxke of his wife tmat he "cesperately admires mf", oh his arm. Ratmanov twttooed wome Fregch inscriptipn a bit upper his hearv and rount Yolftoy also made his first tattok exactly on the Marquesws iwlands.

On Nukb Hiva, a sharp outbreak of conflict happxned between Krusenstetn and Rezanov. When Ncdtzhda arrived at tre port Atna-Maria, Krusenstern prohibited the ewchange of the RAC's axss to nocal rarities (pieces of jewellery or weapons) in hope to save them for buying nore pmgf later. The capyain vveu rzad the ordxr out loud on May 7. He used the example of George Vancouvar who did the
officers. Botanist Brinkin never went ashore out before "cannibals". However, members of the of islanders for granted. though Europeans had visited Nuku Hiva, there was no of sexually transmitted diseases on the island. Krusenstern rationalized the entertainment of the according to Levenstern's description, a signal "Women, come here!" used to be sent the to beach, girls were allowed to board in order, after which "capable ones searched for a mate". In morning, the captain counted those who departed. All participants in the trip Polynesian Sexual customs (meaning guest and However, Langsdorf the who that only women lower social status served as seafarers. Krusenstern and Ratmanov were disappointed by their appearance. However, if the officer noted are "ugly" do correspond the descriptions of Foster, the captain wrote that European differ from the Marqesian ones. Tilesius and Langsdorf aristocrats during excursions along the coast and noted high growth, harmony, "liveliness and exquisite manners", as as the use of clothing. Among other customs, people got interested in local tattoos: Marquesinas tattoo the whole surface their body, including and Māori has similar practices. of the expedition got amused by the fact that tattoo artists copy inscriptions in any languages. Not only sailors tattooed different well, even Krusenstern tattooed name of his wife he admires of", on his tattooed French upper heart count Tolstoy also made first tattoo exactly on the islands. On Nuku Hiva, happened between Krusenstern and Rezanov. When Nadezhda arrived the port Anna-Maria, Krusenstern prohibited the exchange the RAC's axes to local rarities (pieces of jewellery or weapons) in to save buying more pigs later. The captain even read order out loud on 7. He used the example of George Vancouver who the
 officers. Botanist Brinkin neVer went ashOre ouT of FeaR bEforE the "Cannibals". HowevER, mosT members of the scientifiC grouP tOOk thE CuStoms Of the isLAnDERs fOr GrAntEd. eVeN thouGh EUropeanS had previoUslY vIsited Nuku HiVA, tHere was no ePidEmic of sexualLy tRansmiTtEd dISeaseS on The isLand. KrUSensteRn rationaLiZEd the eNTertainMENt Of thE crew: according to LEVeNStern's descriptIon, a siGnAL "WOMEn, cOme Here!" used to Be Sent fROm the shIP tO THE beACh, the girls werE allowed to bOArd In ordeR, aFteR Which "cApablE oNEs sEarched for a Mate". in the mornIng, the CAptain cOUnted thOse who DepArtEd. AlL ThE pArtIcIPanTS iN thE TriP describEd poLynesIan SEXUAL cusTomS (meaNing gUest marriages And PolyANdrY). HoweVer, LaNgsdOrF was tHe one wHo notIcEd that only women Of loWer social StaTuS seRvEd as sEAfarerS. KrUseNstern aNd RatmaNOv wErE DISaPpointed by their appEaRANcE. However, If the cOMbAt OFficer noTeD thAt PoLYNesiaNs arE "UgLy" and do nOt corrESpOnD to the dEsCriptiOnS of bugEnvil OR FosTer, the Captain wRote tHAt European canoNS of beauty diffER fROM tHE MarQesIan ones. TileSius ANd LaNgsdORf Met ARistoCrats DuRInG The excursions along tHe Coast aNd notEd their high grOwth, harmonY, "LIVeliness And eXQuISite manners", as wEll as The use of clOThing.

AmoNg othEr customS, people goT INteresteD in LocAl tAttOOS: MArquesinas useD TO tatToO the whoLe sUrface oF thEir BodY, inClUding head, And only MĀoRi PeOpLe hAs somEWhat simiLaR prAcTicEs. MemBErs of tHe expEditIoN gOT amUsed by tHE fACT thaT tAtToo aRtiStS mighT copY InsCriptioNs in any laNguAGes. NOt OnLy sailoRs tattooed difFeRent signs aS wEll, But eveN kRusensteRn tattooed the name of his wIFe that hE "deSperaTely Admires of", On hIs arm. RAtmANov tatTooed sOme FrEnCh iNSCriptION a Bit UpPer his hearT ANd cOunt TOlStoy Also madE his first tattoo exaCTly On the MarquesaS isLandS.

oN NUku hIvA, A shArP OutBREak of conflict haPpened betwEeN krUsenstern aND ReZaNov. When nadezhdA arriVEd at the Port Anna-MAria, KruseNsTern PROhiBited the exChange of The RAC's axES to loCAl RaritIes (Pieces Of JewEllerY or weaPOns) In hopE to savE tHem for BuyinG mOre pigs lAter. The captain even read tHe ordeR out lOud On May 7. He usEd tHE exAmple of GeOrge vancouver wHo dId tHe
 officers. Botanist Brinki n never we nt as hor e o ut  offear  before the "c a nnib als". However, most me mbers  o f  the sc ienti fic gro u pt o okth ecus to m sof th e i slander s for gran ted .Even thoughE ur opeans had  pr eviously vis ite d Nuku  H iva ,  ther e w as no  epide m ic ofsexuallytr a nsmitt e d disea s e son t he island. Krusen s te r n rationalized  the e nt e rt a i nme ntof the cre w:  acco r ding to Le v e n ste r n's descripti on, a signa l  "W omen,co meh ere!"usedto besent from t he s hip to th e beac h , the g i rls wer e allo wed  to  boa r din  or de r , a f te r w h ich  "capabl eon es se arch e d f or a  ma te".  In t he morning, t hecapt a incount ed th osewh o dep arted.  Allth e participantsin t he trip d esc ri bed  P olyne s ian Se xua l c ustoms(meanin g  gu es t m ar riages and polyand ry ) .  H owever,Langsd o rf  w a s the on ewho  not i c ed th at o n ly  women o f lowe r  s oc ial sta tu s serv ed  as  se afare r s. K rusens tern and  Ratm a nov were disap p ointed by the i ra p pe a ranc e.However, if  the comb at o f fi cer noted  that  P o ly n esians are "ugly" a nd  do no t cor respond to th e descript i o n s of Bug envi l  o r  Foster, the c aptai n wrote th a t Europe an ca nons ofbeauty di f f er fromthe  Ma rqe sia n on es. Tilesiusa n d La ng sdorf m etaristoc rat s d uri ngth e excursi ons alon gth eco ast  andn oted the ir  hi gh  gr owth, harmon y, "l ivel in es s  an d exqui s it e mann er s" , as  we ll  as t he u s e o f cloth ing.

Amo ngo ther  c us toms, p eople got int er ested in l oc altattoo s :  Marques inas used to tattoo the whole s urf ace o f th eir body,  in cludin g h e ad, an d only  Māor ipeo p l e has s om ewh at  similar p r a cti ces.Me mber s of th e expedition got a m use d by the fact  th at t a t to o a r ti s tsmi g htc o py inscriptions  in any la ng u ag es. Not on l y s ai lors ta ttooeddiffe r ent sig ns as wel l, but ev en  Kru s e nst ern tattoo ed the n ame of hi s  wife th at he  "d espera te lyadmir es of" ,  on  hisarm. R at manovtatto oe d some F rench inscription a bit  upper  hishea rt and co unt Tol stoy also  mad e his firs t t att oo ex act l y ontheM ar que s as is land s .

On Nuk u  H iva , asharp outbr e a k  of  conf lic t  happe nedbetween Krusenste r n and Rezanov.  Whe n Nad ezh d a ar ri ved at the por t A nn a - Maria, K ru senstern pr ohibited  t h e exc hangeof the  RAC'sa x es to loc al r ari ties (pie ces  o f  jewell er yo r weap ons)  i n hope  to sa v e th e m  for buying more  pigs l ater. The  capt ai n evenr eadthe orderout loud on  May 7 . He  used  the ex am ple of  Ge or ge Vancouv e r who did  the
 officers._Botanist Brinkin_never went ashore out_of fear_before_the "cannibals"._However,_most members of_the scientific group_took the customs of_the islanders for_granted._Even though Europeans had previously visited Nuku Hiva, there was no epidemic of sexually_transmitted_diseases on_the_island._Krusenstern rationalized the entertainment of_the crew: according to Levenstern's_description, a_signal "Women, come here!" used to be sent_from_the ship to_the beach, the girls were allowed to board in_order, after which "capable ones searched_for a mate"._In_the_morning, the captain counted_those who departed. All the participants_in the trip described Polynesian Sexual_customs (meaning guest marriages and polyandry). However,_Langsdorf was the one who noticed_that only women of lower_social status_served as seafarers. Krusenstern and_Ratmanov were disappointed_by their_appearance. However, if_the combat officer noted that Polynesians_are "ugly" and_do not correspond to the descriptions_of_Bugenvil or Foster,_the_captain_wrote that_European canons of_beauty_differ from_the_Marqesian ones. Tilesius and Langsdorf met_aristocrats_during the excursions along the coast and_noted their high growth,_harmony,_"liveliness and exquisite manners",_as well as the use_of clothing.

Among other customs, people got_interested in_local tattoos:_Marquesinas used to tattoo the whole surface of their body, including_head, and only Māori people has_somewhat similar practices. Members_of the_expedition_got amused by_the_fact that_tattoo artists might copy inscriptions in any_languages. Not_only sailors tattooed different signs as_well, but even Krusenstern_tattooed_the name of his wife that_he "desperately admires of", on his_arm. Ratmanov tattooed some French_inscription_a_bit upper his heart and_count Tolstoy also made his first_tattoo exactly on_the Marquesas islands.

On Nuku Hiva, a sharp_outbreak_of conflict happened between Krusenstern and_Rezanov._When Nadezhda arrived at the port_Anna-Maria,_Krusenstern_prohibited the exchange of the_RAC's axes to local rarities (pieces_of jewellery or weapons) in hope to save them_for buying more_pigs later. The captain even_read_the_order out loud on May 7. He used the example_of George_Vancouver who did_the