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In 1975, Hawaiian scholars Rubellite Kawena Johnson and John Kaipo Mahelona published Na Inoa Hoku, a Catalogue of Hawaiian and Pacific Star Names. Though long out of print, Na Inoa Hoku is still widely regarded as a definitive source of reference for anyone interested in the use of astronomy in Polynesian voyaging or the nature and development of ritual and calendrical practices throughout the Pacific. Working together with British archaeoastronomer Clive Ruggles, the authors have extensively revised and extended the catalogues and transformed the discussion of their wider context and significance, resulting in a much stronger focus upon the rich historical legacy of the Hawaiian Islands themselves. This new edition of Na Inoa Hoku is completely overhauled, vastly expanded, and includes new translation of many key primary Hawaiian sources from the mid-nineteenth century onwards.
Contents
About the authors viiPreface to the first edition viiiPreface to the revised edition ixAcknowledgements xi1 Introduction1.1 Introduction to the first edition (1975) 31.2 Introduction to the revised edition 82 Hawaiian sources2.1 Introduction 132.2 Early Hawaiian astronomical texts 182.3 The genealogical history of Kanalu 542.4 Haho's "Ancient History of Hawai'i" 852.5 Theodore Kelsey's "Navigation Gourd Notes" 1303 Catalogue of Hawaiian star names3.1 Notes on the catalogue 1413.2 Catalogue 1: Hawaiian star names 1453.3 Western identifications 2104 Commentaries and background information4.1 Hawaiian months and days 2154.2 Western star nomenclature 2185 Comparative catalogue of Polynesian star names5.1 Notes on the catalogue 2235.2 Catalogue 2: Polynesian star names 2246 Bibliography 267