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Behavior and Beliefs during the Recent Volcanic Eruption at Kapoho, Hawaii
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Behavior and Beliefs during the Recent Volcanic Eruption at Kapoho, Hawaii
Behavior and Beliefs during the Recent Volcanic Eruption at Kapoho, Hawaii
Authors:
RL
Roy Lachman
Roy Lachman
WB
William J. Bonk
William J. Bonk
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15 April 1960
journal article
other
Published by
American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
in
Science
Vol. 131
(3407)
,
1095-1096
DOI:
10.1126/science.131.3407.1095
PMID:
14413291
Abstract
The recent volcanic eruption at Kapoho, Hawaii, resulted in rituals and offerings to the Hawaiian Volcano Goddess, Pele.
Keywords
ETHNOPSYCHOLOGY
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