Lāʻau Hawaii: Traditional Hawaiian Uses of Plants Pacific Island This was their first venture

This was their first venture into book illustration

Da cool ting about dis book is dat we not only inducing each contributor’s word

But there was a period in Hawaiian history when the literacy rates for Native Hawaiians

brings to light those traditions of Native Hawaiian culture that are essential to being Hawaiian

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Lāʻau Hawaii: Traditional Hawaiian Uses of Plants Pacific Island This was their first ventureWith the generous support of the Dolores Furtado Martin Foundation, Bishop Museum Press has reprinted Lau Hawaii: Traditional Hawaiian Uses of Plants in celebration of the 100th birthday of the author, Dr. Isabella Aiona Abbott (19192010). The preeminent Hawaiian ethnobotanist assembled this comprehensive collection of chapters on the traditional Hawaiian uses of plants. A wide variety of subjects are gathered together in a single volume: food,