Rev. Thomas Baker, c. 1860. He was killed and eaten by inhabitants of the Fijian hill village of Nabutautau in 1867. The village then had a run of chronic bad luck until 2003, when reconciliation, ceremonies (matanigasau) were held in the village in honor of Baker’s descendants.

Rev. Thomas Baker, c. 1860. He was killed and eaten by inhabitants of the Fijian hill village of Nabutautau in 1867. The village then had a run of chronic bad luck until 2003, when reconciliation, ceremonies (matanigasau) were held in the village in honor of Baker’s descendants.