 | Robert Wood Williamson - 1924 - 494 sidor
...author of Rovings in the Pacific (1842) says that the inhabitants of nearly all the islands wandered from island to island in their large double canoes, so that at times an island would appear to be thickly peopled, and at others scarcely an individual was to be found1; and there... | |
 | 498 sidor
...author of Ravings in the Pacific (1842) says that the inhabitants of nearly all the islands wandered from island to island in their large double canoes, so that at times an island would appear to be thickly peopled, and at others scarcely an individual was to be found1; and there... | |
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... omitting even the more distant ones of Wallis' Island, Futuna, Nieuafou, Nieuatobutabu, as well as the three nearer groups of Tongatabu, Vavao and Hapai." Atoll dwellers in particular seem to have been continually on the move. Lucatt (Lucett) notes85... 