two pioneers of Pacific ethnography
Canoes of Oceania has long been regarded as an encyclopedic source of information for scholars interested in the materials
and conventional discourse—an addition to the corpus of Kawelo literature that is unparalleled in scope
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Pua Polū is the tale of a curious little koali
Ka Buke Mele o nā Hīmeni Hawaiʻi (The Lyric Book of Hawaiian Choral Songs) Hawaiʻi two pioneers of Pacific ethnographyKa Buke Mele o n Hmeni Hawaii is a collection of nearly 300 mele that were popular and widely sung during the last decades of the nineteenth century. Prominent political figures and well loved alii composers, such as Liliuokalani, Leleiohoku, and Kalkaua, are represented in this group, which includes love ballads, tributes, playful mele, and compositions with cultural and historical comment. Edited by Ed C. Holstein Foreword by M. Puakea Nogelmeier