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Research Travels: Hawaii – April 2013
From April 2-8, 2013, I traveled to Honolulu, Hawai’i to present my research on the material culture of Indian mariners at the Society for American Archaeology Conference. While there, I spent two days in the Hawaii State Archives scouring customs … Continue reading →
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Tracking Amos and Sam on the Ship Electra
In my search for stories about Indian Mariners, I decided that I would focus on the decade between 1830 and 1840 give or take a couple of years. I did, however, allow for some exceptions. This particular exception falls about … Continue reading →
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