Category: Pitcairn petroglyphs

This post explores petroglyphs across Te Moana Nui, focusing on Hawaiian and Society Islands sites. It delves into the imagery, styles, and cultural significance across various islands, noting the absence of specific categories in those on Pitcairn Island. The discussion aims to provide insights leading to an interpretation of the Down Rope petroglyphs.

This is the second post about the Pitcairn petroglyphs, exploring oral traditions connecting Māori and Fiji to Egypt. It discusses the heritage of Dr Te Huirangi Waikerepuru, Fijian oral tradition about Lutunasobasoba, and sailing conditions 300-100 BCE. The post hints at the origins of some of the Hitiaurevareva petroglyphs.