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A Very Early Maori Canoe
sudrajat
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archaeology,
double canoe,
Maori,
New Zealand,
Polynesia,
sailing canoe
A sizable component of a large canoe found in New Zealand gives clues to the type of boats used to settle the islands, which probably occurr...
Hōkūleʻa in Bar Harbor, Maine
Hokule'a off Oahu. (Photo: Polynesian Voyaging Society ) Hōkūleʻa is a Hawaiian voyaging canoe in the midst of a multi-year voyage aro...
A Double Canoe from the Tuamotu Islands
In 1846, the British Admiralty dispatched HMS Grampus , 50 guns, under command of Capt. Henry Byam Martin, RN, to the Society Islands. The F...
Hawaiian Double Canoes
Two types of boats were prevalent in pre-European-contact Hawaii: the single-outrigger canoe and the twin-hull, or double, canoe. Outrigger ...
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