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Uncovering an Ancient Waʻa
A 600-year-old section of a waka (canoe) hull has been found in Anaweka on the South Island of Aotearoa.
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C4 Waterman: Designs from the Core
Master Hawaiian tattoo artist Keone Nunes infuses symbols that represent waterman values into designs for C4 Waterman apparel.
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A Lure of the Past
Crew member Kekaimalu Lee and ʻōlohe lua / carver Umi Kai make traditional fishing lures for use on Hikianalia.
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Maupiti Stone Fishing
On the island of Maupiti, crew members experience the rarely seen technique of stone fishing.
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Fare Hape, Papenoʻo: Faʻafaite’s Valley
Worldwide Voyage crew members visit Fare Hape, home of the Tahitian voyaging canoe Faʻafaite.
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Through the Eyes of Ancestors
The two kiʻi that protect Hōkūleʻa are a reminder of the spirituality linking present voyages to the wisdom of…
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Ka Piko o Wākea – ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi
The canoes pass the equator on their way to Tahiti and offer gifts of cultural remembrance. The ceremony is…
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Nā Loea: The Masters | Keone Nunes: Ancestral Ink
This is the story of traditional Hawaiian kākau (tattoo) artist, Keone Nunes, and the journey of cultural re-discovery inherent in kākau…
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Lei ʻO Hilo
The community at Palekai, Hilo welcomed the Worldwide Voyage crew as they arrived there for their last stop in…