1774 Capt Cook Antqiue Print of Tahitians Honouring the Dead, Manao Tupapau 1769 Ethnographic Three-fourths of Madagascar\'s 860 orchid

Three-fourths of Madagascar\'s 860 orchid species are found here alone

Tasmania reflected mainly geological and early convict disciplinary maps

Byron set sail in June 1764

southeast of the Solomon Islands

James V appointed a new Captain and Keeper

1774 Capt Cook Antqiue Print of Tahitians Honouring the Dead, Manao Tupapau 1769 Ethnographic Three-fourths of Madagascar\'s 860 orchidTitle : Maniere dont on expose les morts a Otahiti (How the dead are exposed on Tahiti) Size: 15in x 10 1 2in (395mm x 265mm) Ref #: 21733 1 Date : 1774 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Description: This fine original copper plate engraved antique print of how the Dead are left mummified outdoors in an elevated platform in Tahiti, and the ritual of the Spirit of the Dead Watching (Manao tupapau), visited by Captain Cook in HMS Endeavor during his first