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Native Names of Easter Island Fishes with Comments on the Origin of the Rapanui People (Occasional Papers) (Volume XXV, No. 12, Plus Three Other Related Booklets)
Published by Bishop Museum Press, Honolulu, Hawaii, 1984
Paperback. Condition: Fine. Softcover in yellow wraps. Edition dated April 30, 1984. As New condition. 16 pp. Also bundles with this booklet: an issue of Journal of New World Archaeology, Vol. II, Number I, August 1986, with articles on Easter Island--fine condition; and two issues of Nova transcripts from the PBS show: #1607 devoted to the Secrets of Easter Island, and #1608, devoted to the Legends of Easter Island. All in fine condition.
