The kåmyo or coconut grater has been an essential part of CHamoru life for millennia.
The kåmyo or coconut grater has been an essential part of CHamoru life for millennia. The kåmyo or coconut grater has been an essential part
Summary
Ancient CHamorus sailed canoes such as the sakman to travel for fishing, networking, and trade.
Ancient CHamorus sailed canoes such as the sakman to travel for fishing, networking, and trade.
Ancient CHamorus sailed canoes such as the sakman to travel for fishing, networking, and trade. They may have traveled as far as the Philippines, Taiwan, and Japan.
You can see this replica of the Sakman in #theguammuseum’s permanent exhibit, I Hinanao-ta Nu I Manaotao Tano-I CHamoru Siha, The Journey of the CHamoru People.
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A postcard published in 1995 featuring an image of Talo’fo’fo’ Falls
SummaryThe Guam Museum has thousands of postcards in its collection, each showing the beauty, culture or history of the island in different ways across the
School Days 1949
SummaryTwo CHamoru children walking to school in Guam in 1949. There are no notes with the photo to indicate the village or the names of