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Depictions of CHamorus and Carolinians taken from the Guam Public Library System collection.
Ancient CHamoru/Chamorro Body Modification
"Maga'lahi Burial" by Raph Unpingco.
Ancient CHamoru/Chamorro Burial Rituals
Ancient CHamoru/Chamorro women wore a tifi, meaning "to pick", attached to a cord around their waist. The tifi is described as being the fibrous bark picked from the palm tree.
Ancient CHamoru/Chamorro Concepts of Beauty
Fishing Practices Rare 8-Fishing
Ancient CHamoru/Chamorro Cultural Aspects of Fishing
Manmade GL 41-Chamorro Items 23 24
Ancient CHamoru/Chamorro Jewelry: Manmade Accessories and Body Coverings
Show of respect for elder or clan leader. Freycinet collection from the Guam Public Library System.
Ancient CHamoru/Chamorro Kinship and Land Tenure
Makåna & Kakåhna
Ancient CHamoru/Chamorro Medicine Making
Latte houses by David Lujan Sablan.
Ancient CHamoru/Chamorro Settlement Patterns
Tool Making ADZETGMP
Ancient CHamoru/Chamorro Tool Making
Use of Human Bones ASPEARPT
Ancient CHamoru/Chamorro Use of Human Bones
Rice impression. Micronesian Archaeological Research Services (MARS) collection.
Ancient CHamoru/Chamorro Use of Rice
Warfare warriors
Cultural Aspects of Ancient CHamoru/Chamorro Warfare
Carolinians
On The Question of Tattoo by Ancestral CHamorus/Chamorros
Matao 3 Featured Image
The Matao Iron Trade Part 1: Contact and Commerce
Manila Galleon
The Matao Iron Trade Part 2: Galleon Trading and Repatriation
Umatac church
The Matao Iron Trade Part 3: Appropriation and Entanglement

Biographies

Spears
Adventurer: Oliver van Noort
House of Taga
Taga
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