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| | Wayfinding / Non-Instrument Weather Forecasting |
 | | Lewis quotes Gill about the importance of knowledge of the winds: "'In olden times, great stress was laid on this knowledge for the purpose of fishing, and especially for their long sea voyages from group to group. |
| | At the edge of the horizon are a series of holes through which Raka, the god of winds, and his children, love to blow'" (75). |
| | David Malo, in Hawaiian Antiquities (12-13), gives the following classification of Hawaiian cloud names and their signficance: "The clouds, objects of importance in the sky, were named for their colors. |
| pvs.kcc.hawaii.edu /navigate/winds.html (3941 words) |
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