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curprev 12:0412:04, 3 October 2024 Neils51 talk contribs m 61,182 bytes −1 replaced: exihibit → exhibit, typo(s) fixed: Consequently → Consequently, undo Tag: AWB

curprev 03:5603:56, 25 August 2024 Martin villafuerte85~eswiki talk contribs 61,181 bytes +9 No edit summary undo Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit

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curprev 01:5001:50, 18 April 2024 Headbomb talk contribs 61,172 bytes +7 ce undo

curprev 16:3816:38, 9 April 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 61,165 bytes +161 Kalakaua→Kalākaua; the king's 1888 book of legends, p. 76 also tells that kāhili and pennon was hoisted on mast of barge by Kaupeʻepeʻe-nui-kauila undo

curprev 18:4318:43, 8 April 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 61,004 bytes +57 →See also: {{annotated link}}+, target more specifically to Nāhienaena's ''paū'' undo
curprev 18:2318:23, 8 April 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 60,947 bytes +6,157 →King Kalakaua: Concerning Kalakaua, mostly the feather cloak during his world tour, though also his coronation and crossref to Statues of Kamehameha I undo
curprev 15:4715:47, 8 April 2024 Dimadick talk contribs 54,790 bytes +30 →External links undo
curprev 15:4715:47, 8 April 2024 Dimadick talk contribs 54,760 bytes +4 No edit summary undo

curprev 20:0720:07, 2 April 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 54,756 bytes +2,315 →ʻAhu ʻula in current museums: Identifying image:Cloak Helmet and Chief.jpg Kekaulike cape of "peculiar" design and removing unsrcd 200yr dating. The photo has nothing to do with the 1810 Kaumualiʻi "insignia" (deleting "200yr" as redundant), whose mahiole is chiefly red, the cape[s] yellow. To correct myself, there were two capes, one was in as of Brighahm 1918, and another one at Kapiolani estate.. undo
curprev 15:4015:40, 2 April 2024 Frietjes talk contribs 52,441 bytes −12 update template syntax undo
curprev 01:4701:47, 2 April 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 52,453 bytes +538 →Further examples: Rewrite Te Papa: Besides FE 327 (long-term loaned to Bishop) and FE 326 already mentioned is a primarily black feather cape (FE 6380), described of old as powhee bird feathers, apparently black chicken feathers. undo
curprev 00:0600:06, 2 April 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs m 51,915 bytes +10 Misspelt name fix→ Kekuaokalani undo

curprev 03:5603:56, 29 March 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 51,681 bytes +728 →Bird feathers: Only 3 green capes known to have survived. Correction on disabiguate personage as Steen Andersen Bille (1797–1883) (<ref>+Nationalmuseet_Denmark1957) undo
curprev 02:5202:52, 29 March 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 50,953 bytes +703 {{cite}} Correction author= param and slight copyedit →Bird feathers: Delete axillary feathers (unsourced, also depiction show yellow in other spots on the bird) Insert green ''ʻakialoa'' and "Steen Bille Cape, Copenhagen" e undo

curprev 19:0219:02, 28 March 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 50,250 bytes +1,308 Though Museum Companion describes Parkinson's at "Albion Street on Surrey sided of Blackfr. Bridg.", this is more confusing on a modern map as comapred to saying Blackfriars Rotunda on southe end of Blackfr. Bridg. (<ref>+ McAleer 2017), and the Rotunda was the "Sandwich Room", i.e. the Hawaiian Islands collection (as in the Skelton engraving) undo

curprev 22:2022:20, 25 March 2024 Arjayay talk contribs m 48,942 bytes −4 Sp undo
curprev 19:4719:47, 25 March 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 48,946 bytes +5,002 Kaeppler counts 7 cloaks (long ahu lua) Sarah Stone painted (info about how many short capes or tippets does not emerged in my viewed sources). Adding 1) green cloak 2) Elgin cloak 2) "Kintore Cloak" striped, given back by Scotland; undo

curprev 20:3020:30, 24 March 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 43,944 bytes +8,693 Zoffany rmv from lede (if he made a Hawaiian wear cape&helm already given to Cook, this trivia is insignificant compared to Sarah Stone) →Captain James Cook collection: Separating the Kalaniʻōpuʻu cape and feather. Also vetted&revised Bullock provenances. undo
curprev 09:4309:43, 24 March 2024 Onel5969 talk contribs m 35,251 bytes +14 Disambiguating links to Māori (link changed to Māori people) using DisamAssist. undo

curprev 22:4122:41, 23 March 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 35,237 bytes +5,664 Kaeppler 2006 (trasncript on web) id dead-url, and whoever cited it gave wrong count for Cook's voyage capes 6→16 (Kaeppler 1985 gives 6 "trapezoid" vs. 10 "straight-collar shaped bottom" types which are subtypes of Hiroa[=Buck]'s "rectanguar". Some revision on spiritual power/mana. undo
curprev 02:0402:04, 23 March 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 29,573 bytes +3,578 →War capes: Dissemble gallery into this section. War cape as accord. Bingham 1918 and Hiroa. Australian Museum cape and 4 capes in Brit. Museum (voiding deadlink refs as now useless ), also Peabody Essex Museum cape, Webber's engraving. undo

curprev 12:3112:31, 22 March 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 25,995 bytes +3,135 →Privileges: Size mattered (Beaglehole 2017) Only highranked allii could wear full-length "cloaks" other chiefs settled for shorter "cape" (Kirch). →Given to Captain James Cook, 1778: Early provenance {{cn}'d, 1912 gift sourced. →ʻAhu ʻula in museums: Kīwalaʻō's cloak + undo
curprev 08:3408:34, 22 March 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 22,860 bytes +2,593 →Bird feathers: More encouraging authority (Brigham 1899) that mamo feathers are "orange", but when faded becomes hard to distinguish from oo's feathers. oo's "pale yellow" combined with iiwi's red to simulate mamo. .→ʻAhu ʻula in museums: Kamehameha's ahuula "Golden Cloak" (1953 Withington Book), 450k feathers from 80k birds. undo

curprev 14:3914:39, 21 March 2024 Kiyoweap talk contribs 20,267 bytes +9,012 Merging (moving) detailed info from [[feather cloak#Hawaii] (oldid 1214335491 by and large material I myself added recently) and 1 image by someone else. →Conservation: Also adding info similar to my recent additions in Hawaii mamo undo Tag: Disambiguation links added