Indigenous Navigation

Moving beyond mere technical descriptions, it examines specific geographical regions, such as the Pacific Islands and the Arctic, showcasing how indigenous populations ingeniously utilized local resources and knowledge. By emphasizing the interconnectedness of indigenous knowledge with Earth sciences, geography, and history, the book demonstrates its enduring relevance.

The book progresses from introducing core components of indigenous navigation to detailed regional explorations, culminating in an argument for its global prevalence and potential contribution to contemporary challenges. Indigenous Navigation is valuable for anyone interested in history, geography, or anthropology, and seeks to promote a more inclusive and accurate understanding of human history, environmental sustainability, and cultural diversity.