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by Roland B. Dixon · 1916
A highly readable and scholarly cross-cultural study of Pacific mythology and folklore

by William J. Thomson · 1891
Includes images of the famous rongo-rongo tablets and one of the few attested translations available.

by George Grey · 1854
A primary source for the myths and legends of the Maori people of New Zealand.
by Edward Shortland · 1882

by S. Percy Smith · 1913
The following is a series of books of Hawaiian mythology, folkore, and legends by W.D. Westervelt from the turn of the 20th Century. Although Westervelt often wrote in a romanticized style, the folklore is genuine.


by Martha Warren Beckwith · 1951
The Kumulipo is the Royal Hawaiian Creation chant


by Nathaniel B. Emerson · 1909

by Thomas G. Thrum · 1907
An anthology of classic Hawaiian folklore, including tales of Menehunes and Kahunas.

by W.D. Westervelt · 1910
A collection of Hawaiian and Polynesian legends about the culture hero, Maui.

by W.D. Westervelt · 1915
Of all of the sacred landscapes of the Pacific, the area around Honolulu is rich in lore.

by W.D. Westervelt · 1916
The Fire Goddess Pele, her deeds, family and loves.

by W.D. Westervelt · 1916
Tales of the Hawaiian afterlife, and those who returned from it by magic or cunning.

by W.D. Westervelt · 1923
Stories from Hawaii during the period of European contact.
by John Fraser · 1891

by Paul Gauguin & Otto Frederick Theis · 1919
Gauguin came to Tahiti to find the primitive, but was amazed by the advanced knowledge embedded in their mythology.
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by Bronislaw Malinowski · 1916
A classic ethnographic monograph.
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