Hawaiian Antiquities is a singular account of Hawaiian culture and society in pre-Christian times. David Malo's engrossing work, completed in 1839, tells of the material world, and activities of his people, as well as their origins, myths and beliefs. David Malo stands with Samuel Kamakau and John P [...]
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Still considered to be one of “the most important source on ancient Hawaiian culture, written by a man of great intelligence,” Davida Malo’s Ka Mo‘olelo Hawai‘i continues to provide important information about pre and post contact Hawaiian society and culture. It is the earliest detailed a [...]
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