1784 Cook & Webber Large 1st Edition Antique Print Burial Mounds or Langi, Tonga Autstralia Tacitus wrote the most complete

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with a high level of detail along with beautifully executed artistry

was succeeded by his nephew

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1784 Cook & Webber Large 1st Edition Antique Print Burial Mounds or Langi, Tonga Autstralia Tacitus wrote the most completeTitle : A Fiatooka or Morai in Tongataboo Size: 21in x 15in (535mm x 385mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Date : 1784 Ref #: 82068 Description: This large beautifully engraved original copper plate 1st edition antique print of the faitoka or the Royal Langi (burial mounds) in the village of Mua on the main Tongan Island of Tongatapu as seen by Captain James Cook in 1777 and John Webber (Cooks official artist on the voyage) was published for the 1784