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SUMMARY:Exhibit: Massim Canoe Drawings
DESCRIPTION:  \n  \n \nThe Massim islands of Papua New Guinea are home to a unique collection of colourful outrigger canoes used for trade. They’re vital to the significant inter-island and community exchange of precious artefacts known simply as Kula. \nLocated in the Solomon Sea off Milne Bay in eastern PNG\, these remote islands remain dependent upon traditional and contemporary versions of their original single outrigger sailing canoes for trade and communication. The Australian National Maritime Museum’s Historic Vessels Curator David Payne spent August 2017 on assignment with research colleagues travelling by launch through the Massim islands\, meeting the communities and documenting their stunning canoes. \nBack in Australia\, David then developed his field notes and dimensions into accurate plans\, the first time this has been done for many of the craft the team located. These large-scale drawings capture the canoes’ intriguing construction\, their sail and rig layout\, and the wonderful carving details. A dozen different canoe types are on show and the drawings reveal each canoe’s individual characteristics. \n\n\n\n\n\nMassim Museum & Cultural Centre\, Alotau\, Papua New Guinea\n\n\n\n\n\n675 7460 0986
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LOCATION:Massim Museum & Cultural Centre\, Alotau\, Papua New Guinea
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SUMMARY:Icebreaker: Northeast Regional Youth Open-Water Rowing Championships
DESCRIPTION:Come be inspired! Watch and cheer as the best youth open-water rowers in New England compete for the coveted “Key to the Harbor.” This year’s crews cover every skill level from novice to varsity competing over a full day of non-stop\, round-robin style racing. Hosted once again at our Boston Rowing Center on Fort Point Channel\, the day offers unequaled opportunities to watch more than 250 young people giving everything they’ve got during skills-challenge heats\, culminating in a Novice Distance Challenge and the traditional Nautical Mile events. \nThe Icebreaker continues to grow\, with teams descending on Boston from New York City\, New Haven\, Avery Point\, Boston Harbor\, Cape Cod\, Plymouth\, Westport\, Lake Champlain\, and Maine’s mid-coast—Rockland\, North Haven\, and Vinalhaven. The waterfront will come alive as 30 traditional\, kid-built\, wooden gigs take to the harbor in a day of inspirational athletics and sportsmanship. \nThis event is by invitation only\, pre-registration is required. \n\n\n\n\n\nBarking Crab Marina\, 88 Sleeper St.\, Boston\, MA\n\n\n\n\n\n781-925-5433 ~ info @ hulllifesavingmuseum.org ~ http://www.hulllifesavingmuseum.org/
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LOCATION:the Barking Crab Marina\, 88 Sleeper Street\, Boston\, MA\, United States
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