Center For Hawaiian and Pacific Anthropology at the Bernice P. Bishop Museum


VISION: To present the dynamic culture and history of the Pacific MISSION: To facilitate the study and appreciation of cultural diversity and change in Hawai'i and the Pacific GUIDING PRINCIPLES: Record, preserve, conserve, interpret, and present the culture and history of the Pacific region Promote life-long learning experiences for the public, students, and researchers through inter- and intra-cultural studies and exchanges Cultivate and strengthen the relationship between the Museum and the diverse, local communities of Hawai'i Visit some of our websites:
Kaho`olawe An in-depth guide to the many wahi pana of Kaho`olawe	Waipi`o Download reports on the history of taro cultivation since the late 1700's	Challenge of the Wind Try sailing our online voyaging simulator
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