Having spent most of my life in Hawaii I am well aware that the Hawaiians take credit for Surfing. But, Hawaiians did NOT invent surfing! Surfing is depicted on ceremonial vessels of the Viru Culture, 3000 years ago. On these vessels a man is shown standing aboard a little reed craft, surfing. This means that the earliest surfing in the world that has actual physical evidence took place in Peru. There is no anthropological or archaeological evidence for a Polynesian origin of surfing before the mid 1700s.
no it was Hawaiians
The Surfing Culture originally came from the Hawaiians. Many people today have adopted this sport.
The foreigners found the Hawaiians surfing when Captian Cook first discovered and when people first discovered California and along that coast they found people surfing. They do not know the first person to ever start surfing but the person who made surfing famous was Duke Kahanamoku.
Surfboards were made for everyone. When Captain Cook, observed native Hawaiians surfing, all classes of people surfed from the chief to the commoner.
Hawaiians preserve their culture in numerous ways, such as via the foods they cook, the way they speak, and the stories they pass from generation to generation. In their homes, Hawaiians keep their culture alive in everything they do.
Isaiah Helekunihi Walker has written: 'Waves of resistance' -- subject(s): Hawaiians, Politics and government, Ethnic identity, Surfing, Surfers
I would be exaggerating if I said everyone- but not by much. Hawaiians love the sea- including swimming, fishing, canoeing- and surfing. Even if you do not live on the seacoast- it's not that far.
Hawaiians are Mongoloid.
The Hawaiians had no leprosy.
The Hawaiians was created in 1974.
Yes, Hawaiians can vote.
Hawaiians are the U.S.