Vaka Moana, Voyages of the Ancestors: The Discovery and Settlement of the PacificK. R. Howe The discovery and settlement of the islands of the Pacific is the last and greatest story of human migration. The daring explorers who crossed the vast ocean that covers a third of the earth’s surface were the world’s first deepsea sailors and navigators. Thousands of years before any other peoples left the sight of land, they were venturing across unknown seas to settle far-flung islands. |
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The Last Frontier | 15 |
Voyaging and Settlement | 55 |
Ocean Sailing Canoes | 101 |
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