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Map making Recording spatial knowledge in a physical or geographical way
Native skywatchers program -Minnesota -Joint effort of Dakota, Lakota, Ojibwe artists, scientists, linguistics, and elders. -Produced visualizations of native star knowledge that show the intersection between physical location and cultural tradition.
Australia in the pacific world Aboriginal australians who traversed the vast interior of the continent known as the outback. -Developed songs and chants for orientation
The dreaming Served as navigational aid and connected personal travels to the travels of Ancestral Beings who shaped the land.
rock art (physical modification) Helped produce visual landmarks to go with the spoken ones. (helped solidify narratives) AUSTRALIAN INDIGENOUS.
Tens of thousands of years how long ago do motifs on rock paintings date back?
People of Oceania Divided into the regions of Polynesia, Melanesia, Micronesia
-Made up of thousands of dispersed islands -Millions of square miles of water How big is the Pacific ocean world?
Rebbelib Navigation Chart Which art work... -Encodes a mental map of the region -Navigator takes "effective action" to steer his canoe to a safe port. -Navigational message can not be communicated to anyone outside of the family or navigators it was made by.
Micronesia -Started settling 1300 BCE Where are the Marshall islands located?
The ocean Most dominant force of marshallese life?
Breadfruit, Coconuts, Poultry What did prehistoric settlers from southeast asia bring with them? (SE. Asia moved to West Micronesia when settling began)
18th Century Colonial exploration affected Oceanic cultures since what time period?
German Empire; Japanese sphere of influence United States. (period marked by military occupation and nuclear testing) In 1885 the Marshall islands were part of what empire; starting in 1914 they were what? After WW2 political control of marshall islands was passed on to what country?
Hawaiian plantations (into the late 19th century) Where were Marshallese populations enforced to work for labor?
1979; a little more than 42,000 people When did the Marshall islands gain independence? And what is the marshall islands population?
Pilot Vessel a canoe that led the way for other boats in the flotilla
1,050 square miles of land, and 2.9 million square miles of ocean In Micronesia, how much of it is made up of land, and of ocean?
98% How much territory encompassed by the Marshall Islands is water?
Traveled between 5 major islands, and between 29 atolls of the marshall islands What did the Marshallese travel between (weird wording but like what is it they had to travel through?)
The Pilot Vessel was a canoe that a master navigator would sail; large fleets of 25-30 OUTRIGGER canoes relied on this master navigator. (all the boats were called a flotilla) Why was the pilot vessel (the canoe) important?
Western Ralik, and Eastern Ratak chains (Low lying platforms) - Hard to see from a distance What are the two major island clusters of the Marshall Islands?
Often say no technology. "Form and rhythm of ocean swells" "Behavior of land based fishing birds" "Movement of colors and clouds over land" "Currents and their patterns" What do Master Navigators rely on today?
Yes... Was being a successful navigator an exclusively male task?
Stick charts made from... -Cowrie shells -Dried midribs of coconut fronds -Bound together by natural fibers For the task of navigation, what did ELITE families pass down as the "secrets of navigation"?
Mattang Chart stick chart that.. -DOES NOT MAP SPECIFIC ISLANDS -MOST BASIC TEACHING TOOL -Diagrams used to teach how swell patterns (dunung) radiate out from islands. -How to feel vibrations of dunung through the hull of canoe
Ocean swell What is Dunung?
Meddo Chart -LOCAL navigation -Represent small, particular clusters of islands and their dunung patterns
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