Our Ancestors

To catch fresh water shrimp, our ancestors<br/>created the nâsa, <br/>a trap made of split bamboo.

Beginning about 2,500 years ago pots became large and heavier with thicker walls and simple decorations.

Carved household items including headrests, coconut graters

Creatively used resources found in <br/>the beach environment for daily tasks

The reef provides an abundance of food to our ancestors.

Flying animals of Guam’s jungle were originally here to further species of birds.

Island’s savannah handy made up of sword grass and pandanus and is widespread southern granite.

Ancestors brought with them a rich tradition of pottery-making and knowledge of coastal living.

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