CHamoru homes
CHamoru homes
CHamoru homes Although today in Guam, we live in homes primarily built using concrete, glass and metal, for thousands of years CHamoru homes were built
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A view of Humåtak (Umatac) Bay, Guam during the Spanish period of Guam’s history.
A view of Humåtak (Umatac) Bay, Guam during the Spanish period of Guam’s history. Humåtak in Southern Guam was an Ancient CHamoru village for thousands
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A pre-World War II image of i palåsyo, or the palace in Hagåtña.
A pre-World War II image of i palåsyo, or the palace in Hagåtña. A pre-World War II image of i palåsyo, or the palace in
Baseball was introduced to Guam by the United States Navy in the early 20th century
Baseball was introduced to Guam by the United States Navy in the early 20th century
Baseball was introduced to Guam by the United States Navy in the early 20th century Baseball was introduced to Guam by the United States Navy