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The Hawai'ians respect the sea turtle for its ability to return home after roaming hundreds of miles.The turtle represents the navigator in Hawai'ian culture. |
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This figure represents a sailing canoe with the classic Hawai'ian crab claw sail. This particular petroglyph is at Puu Loa in Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park. | |
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Fish and seaweed were critical sources of food. They are the only source of calcium, iodine and other minerals on these volcanic islands. |
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Hawai'ians invented surfing and recorded it in stone. |
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Canoe paddling was necessary for fishing, trading and traveling. Today it is a popular sport. |
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