The document features photographs from various locations across the Hawaiian Islands, including birthing stones where Kamehameha was born, rain forests on the Island of Hawaii, taro plants and beaches. Other images show mountain ranges, cliffs, coastal areas near Maui, the Pali Mountain on Oahu, Hawaiian petroglyphs, Kilauea Crater and lava flows. Further photographs depict houses in Kohala village, the green sand beach, feathered capes and helmets, wooden daggers, shark-tooth weapons, and statues related to Hawaiian history and culture.

1. by Amante Bueno

2. Birthing Stones where
Kamehameha was born

3. Birthing Stones where
Kamehameha was born

4. Birthing Stones where
Kamehameha was born

5. Rain Forest – Island of Hawai’i

6. Rain Forest – Island of Hawai’i

7. Rain Forest – Island of Hawai’i

8. Taro Plants– Island of
Hawai’i

9. Beachside Cliff - Hilo

10. Beachside Cliff - Hilo

11. Black Sand Beach - Puna

12. Mountain Range

13. Mountain Range

14. Cliffs - Big Island of Hawai’i

15. Maui Coast

16. Maui Coast

17. Maui Coast

18. The Pali Mountain, Oahu

19. The Pali Mountain, Oahu

20. Hawaiian Petroglyph

21. Kilauea Crater, Hawai’i

22. Kilauea Crater lava flow

23. Offering for Pele, the fire
goddess

24. Houses in the Kohala village

25. Houses in the Kohala village

26. Houses in the Kohala village

27. Green Sand Beach

28. A gathering of Chiefs

29. Different types of
KAHILI, feather standards and
symbols of royalty

30. Feather cape and helmet

31. Feather cape

32. Feather war helmet

33. War helmet

34. War helmet

35. Wooden dagger

36. War clubs lined with shark
teeth

37. Shark-tooth dagger

38. Shark-tooth dagger

39. Battle reenactment

40. Statue of the war god Kuu

41. Heiau, or burial ground

42. Heiau, or burial ground

43. Volcanic cave

44. Beach that Kamehameha
enjoyed

45. Portrait of King
Kamehameha

46. THE END