Hawaiian Petroglyphs J. Halley Cox & Edward Stasack

Hawaiian Petroglyphs

Author	J. Halley Cox & Edward Stasack
Publisher	Honolulu: Bishop Museum, 1985
Edition	4
Weight	340 gram
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Keywords	petroglyphs, Hawaii, Kau, Puna, Kona, Kauai, Molokai, lanai, Maui, Oahu, petrogliefen, Polynesia, Oceania
Booknumber	20891
Category's	Travel & Geography (Oceania) Travel & Geography (Islands) Travel & Geography (Ethnology & Antropology) History & Archaeology (Archeology) History & Archaeology (Oceania) History & Archaeology (Islands) Art (Oceania) Art (Ethnology & Antropology) Art (Primitive Art)
Lge-8vo (20,5 x 24 cm). Pp. viii, 100. Pictorial soft cover. Bernice P. Bishop Museum Special Publication 60. petroglyphs are permanent records of ancient civilizations. In comparison with other Polynesians, Hawaiians were far more prolific in the production of petroglyphs. Richly illustrated with 107 figures (drawings and photographs). With a list of petroglyph sites in the Hawaiian islands, accompanied by 8 maps. With bibliography. Very good copy.
Prijs	� 16.00