1784 Cook & Webber Large 1st Edition Antique Print of Inasi Ceremony Mu'a, Tonga Title Pages The survivors decided to split

The survivors decided to split in two teams

and then was appointed in 1654 steward of an embassy to the relatively new Qing emperor China under Peter de Goyer and Jacob de Keyser

sank off the coast of what is today Colombia

circumnavigating Lake Victoria and reporting the great outflow at Ripon Falls on the Lakes northern shore

1in (25mm)

1784 Cook & Webber Large 1st Edition Antique Print of Inasi Ceremony Mu'a, Tonga Title Pages The survivors decided to splitTitle : Natche, a Ceremony in Honour of the Kings Son in Tongataboo Size: 21in x 15in (535mm x 385mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Date : 1784 Ref #: 82067 Description: This large beautifully engraved original copper plate 1st edition antique print of possibly the coming of age or Inasi ceremony for the son of the King of Tonga in the village of Mua on the main Tongan Island of Tongatapu, at the time of Captain Cooks visit in 1777 as drawn by John