Arts and Crafts of Hawaii Culture (1831–1915)

(1831–1915)

Written by Bob Krauss

utilizing oratorical expressions

and Manuel Rego

There is a chapter dedicated to the staple crops

Arts and Crafts of Hawaii Culture (1831–1915)Arts and Crafts of Hawaii stands alone as the definitive work on Hawaiian material culture. Sir Peter H. Buck (Te Rangi Hiroa), director of Bishop Museum from 1936 until his death in 1951, divided Hawaiian material culture into 13 major groupings, each meticulously detailed and well illustrated. He guides the reader through every major element of Hawaiian life, providing descriptions of traditional objects, methods of construction, and traditional