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Monday, 12 October 2020

How Polynesians navigate

 


How many kilometres make up the Pacific Ocean: The Pacific Ocean was approximately 160 million kilometres.


What did ancient Polynesians use as guides to see the ocean: The Polynesians used the sun, moon, stars, ocean currents, and clouds as their guides in the ocean.


When did their voyages begin: The Polynesians began their voyages in the early 1500 BC


What factors were important to the success of travelling: The importance of success of travelling well built canoes the skill of navigators and the weather


What are Navigators: Navigators are people who are familiar with directions and have the ability to read and memorise the flock of birds and the stars.


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