The Discovery of Easter Island |
447 |
Sailing Directions, Geological Features |
450 |
Various Names of the Island |
452 |
Climate, Villages and Habitations |
453 |
Flora |
454 |
Mammals |
457 |
Birds, Fishes |
458 |
Reptiles and Insects, Nets and Ropes |
459 |
Natives |
460 |
Personal Appearance of the Natives |
462 |
Brutal Treatment of Natives by Early Voyagers |
464 |
Thieving |
465 |
Tattooing |
466 |
Salutation, Dress |
467 |
Mats, Amusements, The Native Dance |
468 |
Religion |
469 |
Superstitions |
470 |
Diseases and their Treatment |
471 |
Fire |
471 |
Cannibalism, Government |
472 |
Burial of the Dead |
473 |
Boats, Weapons and War |
474 |
Exploration of the Island |
476 |
Reconnaissance to Rana Kao |
477 |
The Ancient Stone House at Orongo |
478 |
Sculptured Rocks |
481 |
Ancient Customs in Relation to Gathering the Sea-Birds Eggs |
482 |
Employment of Natives |
483 |
Cave and Tomb near Ahuakapu Point, Ruins of the Oldest Habitation of the Island |
486 |
Natural Caves |
487 |
Anakena Bay |
489 |
The Poike Plains |
490 |
Tongariki |
490 |
Rana Roraka |
492 |
Skulls Showing Peculiar Marks |
496 |
Platforms and Images |
497 |
Language |
513 |
Translation of Easter Island Tablets |
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Apai |
517 |
Apai: English Translation |
518 |
Atua Matariri |
520 |
Atua Matariri: English Translation |
521 |
Eaha to ran ariiki Kete |
523 |
Eaha to ran ariiki Kete: English Translation |
523 |
Ka ihi uiga...: Father mourning loss of child |
525 |
Ate-a-renga...: Love song |
526 |
Tradition in regard to the origin of the Islanders |
526 |
Tradition regarding obsidian spear-points |
532 |
Tradition regarding fish-hooks |
533 |
Genealogy of the kings of Easter Island |
533 |
List of Ethnographic Specimens |
534 |
Polynesian Archaeology |
538 |
Language - Vocabulary |
546 |
Vocabulary |
547 |