Mau Piailug Sails Restored Micronesian Canoe Hawaii

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• Author: maupiailugsociety

Cyril Pahinui sing Kawaihae, the song was written by Emma Paishon the grandmother of Makali`i Captain Chadd Paishon. Mau Piailug ,along with three Makali`i crew members from Satawal, restored two Micronesian canoes. These Canoes serve as a bridge between the Hawaiian and Micronesian people.

The Dancers Of Satawal

• Length: 6:59
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• Author: maupiailugsociety

The Women Of Satawal Pay Honor To Papa Mau And The Crew, Through dance.

ifalik half satawal...

• Length: 3:55
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• Author: Rootisland1

Ernie Reyes And The Kids Of Satawal

• Length: 9:21
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• Author: maupiailugsociety

Ernie Reyes Makali`i Kumu visits with the Kids of Satawal

Young men from Satawal practice sailing

• Length: 0:42
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• Author: CanoeIsThePeople

Young men from Satawal practice sailing. CD-ROM section: Canoes and Sailing/Sailing

Mau Piailug Speaks To His People On Satawal.

• Length: 6:28
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• Author: maupiailugsociety

Carolinian Language Series Mau Piailug speaks of the E Mau Voyage, to the people of Satawal.

Millennium 2000 Voyage

• Length: 28:32
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• Author: maupiailugsociety

Inspired by the "E Mau" Voyage To Micronesia and lead by Papa Mau's son Master Navigator Sesario Sewralur, 3 canoes from Satawal and 3 canoes from Puluwat , sailed from Pikelot to Saipan. The voyage of over three hundred miles retraced the ancient Carolinian trade routes to the Northern Mariana...

Women's dance at Satawal Atoll

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• Author: vjongene

A short excerpt from the beginning of the dance.

The People Of Satawal Welcome Mau Piailug Home To Satawal

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• Author: maupiailugsociety

The people of Satawa welcome Mau Piailug Home To Satawal.

Kids in Canoe Singing

• Length: 2:51
• View Count: 264
• Author: mantaatsea

Children of Ifaluk, an island atoll in Micronesia, who are losing their homes because of sea level rise. The most beautiful Islands in the world are disappearing. A group of remote Islanders ask California sailor and environmentalist Steve Goodall for his help. An Apuur.org production © 2011 All...