1785 Capt Cook Antique Print Statues in a Heiau, Island of Kauai Hawaii in 1778 City Plans The encyclopaedic nature of the

The encyclopaedic nature of the work as a whole is reflected in this six frontispiece

writers began to associate the tomb with nearby Sigeion to the north

locals inspecting the days catch and views of the Island of Raiatea (Ulietea) in the Society Isles of French Polynesia

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1785 Capt Cook Antique Print Statues in a Heiau, Island of Kauai Hawaii in 1778 City Plans The encyclopaedic nature of theTitle : Interieur D Un Morais D Atooi (Interior of a Morais in Atooi) Size: 16in x 10in (405mm x 260mm) Ref #: 21478 Date : 1785 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Description: This fine original copper plate engraved antique print of statues inside of a Hawaiian Heiau temple on the Island of Kauai (Atooi) Hawaii, visited by Captain Cook in 1778, during his 3rd & last Voyage of Discovery, was engraved by Robert Benard after John Webber and was published