A New Reading of Tupaia's Chart.

Anne Di Piazza · Erik Pearthree

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Tupaia's Chart map catalogued in the British Museum as a 'Chart of the Society Islands with Otaheite in the centre July-Aug 1769' was brought back from Cook's voyages in the Pacific. By reading this chart traditional Pacific navigators conceived of their sea environment.

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