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Satawal is a
solitary coral atoll of one
island with
about 500
people on just over 1 km2
located in the
Caroline Islands in the
Pacific Ocean. It forms...
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Mortlockese and Carolinian.
Satawalese is a
language spoken on the
island of
Satawal,
located in the
Federated States of Micronesia. The
language is also spoken...
- 12 July 2010) was a
Micronesian navigator from the
Carolinian island of
Satawal, best
known as a
teacher of traditional, non-instrument
wayfinding methods...
- old
dream he went on
sailing across the Pacific. This
voyage led him to
Satawal where he met Mau
Piailug and
spent months learning the
ancient technique...
- more
localised system of
trade and
tribute was
practised among Lamotrek,
Satawal and
Elato until the 1950s. This
relationship was
known as the ke ("fish...
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Sautan on Elato; Orupi, a
Satawal man
residing on Lamotrek; Ikegun, Epaimai, Repunglug, Repunglap, and Mau
Piailug from
Satawal; Ikuliman, Ikefie, Manipi...
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navigator Mau
Piailug (1932-2010) was
originally from the
Carolinian island of
Satawal. He
learned the
traditional navigation techniques of the
Weriyeng school...
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Piailug presided over the
first Pwo
ceremony for
navigators on the
island of
Satawal in 56 years. At the
event five
native Hawaiians and
eleven others were...
- Beru and
Iotiabata Ata of
Tarawa in the
Gilbert Islands; and
Yaleilei of
Satawal in the
Caroline Islands.
Anthropologist and
historian Ben
Finney built...
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Satawal Island, Yap State...