sprit in hope to see the islands. After a heavy storm on May 5, at the sunrise, the crew saw Fatu-Hiva, Hiva Oa and Ua Huka islands. Due to fog, the ship had to lower all sails and reached Nuku-Hiva around 5 pm.

Krusenstern and his crew spent on Washington islands (that were part of the Marquesas Islands) 11 days, from 7 to May 18, 1804. They settled on the Eastern shore on April 24 (according to Julian calendar). Krusenstern decided to use bay Anna-Maria as a base. In local languages, the bay was referred as "Taiohe". Local tribe was led by a separate leader. Krusenstern and his crew were able to contact the leader of Kiatonui (expedition members referred to it as "Tapega") thanks to Englishman Roberts, who was the leader's son-in-law. His antagonist was Frenchman Cabri, who was married to a daughter of a leader of a lower rank.

The expedition struggled with the problem of where to get more freshwater and provision. Krusenstern wrote that local tribes willingly suggested coconuts, bananas and the fruits of breadfruit. The most profitable way for the crew was to sell locals some pieces of barrel five-inch iron hoops, which were abundantly stocked for this purpose in Kronstadt. The islanders sharpened them and made blades for axes or tesla. On May 11, Neva also reached the island. Lisyansky met Krusenstern and the leader of Katonui. The crews could not obtain fresh meat because locals had a minimal amount of pigs. After all, the teams got only four pigs and three piggies that were immediately eaten by the crews. On May 12 there was an incident: the leader of Katonui lingered at Nadezhda, and his tribe decided that he was captured, and took out their weapons. At that time sailors were conducting freshwater, and the islanders (including the leaders of low rank) tossed full barrels and carried them through the surf.

To prevent incidents (taking into considerations that there were a lot of cannibals on the island), Krusenstern and Lisyansky prohibited officers, sailors and scientists to visit the island alone. They were only allowed to go ashore in organized groups that were led by
sprit in hope to see the islands. After a heavy storm on May 5, at the dawn, the gang saw Fatu - Hiva, Hiva Oa and Ua Huka islands. Due to fog, the ship had to turn down all cruise and reached Nuku - Hiva around 5 phase modulation. 

 Krusenstern and his crowd spent on Washington island (that were part of the Marquesas Islands) 11 days, from 7 to May 18, 1804. They settle on the Eastern shore on April 24 (according to Julian calendar). Krusenstern decide to practice bay Anna - Maria as a base. In local lyric, the bay was referred as " Taiohe ". Local kin was led by a separate leader. Krusenstern and his crowd were able to contact the leader of Kiatonui (excursion members mention to it as " Tapega ") thanks to Englishman Roberts, who was the leader's son - in - law. His antagonist was Frenchman Cabri, who was married to a daughter of a leader of a low rank. 

 The expedition struggled with the problem of where to get more fresh water and planning. Krusenstern write that local tribes willingly suggested coconuts, bananas and the fruits of breadfruit. The most profitable way for the crew was to deal locals some pieces of barrel five - column inch iron hoop, which were abundantly stock for this purpose in Kronstadt. The islanders sharpened them and made blades for axes or tesla. On May 11, Neva also reach the island. Lisyansky met Krusenstern and the leader of Katonui. The crews could not obtain fresh meat because local anesthetic had a minimal amount of pigs. After wholly, the teams contract only four pigs and three piggies that were immediately eaten by the crews. On May 12 there constitute an incident: the leader of Katonui lingered at Nadezhda, and his tribe decide that he was captured, and took out their weapons. At that time bluejacket were conducting freshwater, and the islander (including the leaders of low rank) discard full barrel and carried them through the surf. 

 To prevent incidents (take into considerations that there were a lot of cannibals on the island), Krusenstern and Lisyansky prohibited officers, sailors and scientists to visit the island alone. They were only let to go ashore in organized group that were led by
sprlt in hope to see the isuands. After a hgacy stocm on Mzy 5, at tfe sunrise, the crew saw Fatu-Iiva, Hiva Oa and Ua Huka islandr. Due to vog, the whip yad to lowxd all sails ahf reccied Nuku-Hiva arpund 5 pm.

Krgsenstern and vir erew spent on Washington islands (thae were lagt of the Marqoesas Yslahds) 11 days, from 7 to May 18, 1804. They settmed on uhe Eastern shore pn April 24 (according to Jullan falendar). Krusenstegn decided jk ufw bay Anna-Mafia as a base. In local languages, the bay was referred as "Tciohe". Local teibf was led by a seiarate leader. Krusensdern anc his crew werc ablx to contact the leader oh Kiatonui (expeditiog members rzferred to it as "Tapeta") thanns tm Eneoisfmah Cobsrts, wjo xas the leaser's son-in-lqw. His antagonist wss Drenchman Cabdi, who wws married to a daughter of a leader of a mower rank.

The expeditiob struggled with the kroblem of where to get more freshwater and provision. Krusetsteri droue that oofal tribes willingly suggested coconuts, bananwa snc the fruits on breadfruit. The mpsh ltofitable way wor thz cdew was to sell lofals soie piwces of bwrrek five-inch iron hoops, which were abundautlt stocked for this purpose in Kromstady. The islanders sharpenzd thej and made hlades fod axes or tesla. Ov Msy 11, Neva also reached the isjand. Lisyensky met Krjsenxtern wnd the lewder of Katonui. The crewd coupd not obtaij fresh meat because locals had a minimal amoont of pigs. Afcer alk, the teams gjt only four pngs and chree oiggies thzt were immediatelr eaten by tha crews. On Mab 12 there ras qn ibcident: ghe leader of Latonui lpnyered at Badezhda, and his tvibe ascided that he ccs captured, and tpok oue nhemr wew[ons. At that timd sxolors were condugtivg fteshwater, and the isnandsrs (including the kewders of low ranh) tossed full barrels and carritd thek tirough thg surf.

To prevent incidents (takihg into clnslderations thwt tmere were a loc of cannibals on the island), Krusenstern and Lisyansky proyibited officers, sanlprs and scixntistf to visid the island alone. Tyey were only allpwed to go ashore in krganised ggoups that were led by
sprit in hope to see the islands. heavy on May at the sunrise, Oa Ua Huka islands. to fog, the had to lower all sails and Nuku-Hiva around 5 pm. Krusenstern and his crew spent on Washington islands (that part of the Marquesas Islands) 11 days, from 7 to May 18, 1804. settled the shore April 24 (according to Julian calendar). Krusenstern decided to use bay Anna-Maria as a base. In languages, the bay was referred as "Taiohe". Local was led by a leader. Krusenstern and his crew able contact the of (expedition referred to it "Tapega") thanks to Englishman Roberts, who was the leader's son-in-law. His antagonist was Frenchman Cabri, who was to a a leader a rank. expedition struggled with of where to get more freshwater wrote that local tribes willingly suggested coconuts, bananas the fruits breadfruit. The most profitable way for crew was to sell locals some pieces of five-inch iron hoops, which were abundantly stocked for this purpose in Kronstadt. The islanders sharpened made blades for axes tesla. On May Neva reached island. met Krusenstern the leader of Katonui. The crews could not obtain fresh meat locals had a minimal amount of pigs. After all, the only pigs and three that were immediately eaten the On May 12 there incident: leader at and tribe decided that he captured, and took out their At that time sailors islanders (including the leaders of low rank) tossed barrels and carried them through the surf. prevent incidents (taking into considerations that there were a lot of cannibals the island), Lisyansky prohibited officers, sailors and scientists to visit island alone. They were allowed to go ashore in organized groups that were by
sprit in hope to see the islandS. After a heaVy stoRm oN MaY 5, aT the SunrIse, the crew saw FATu-HiVa, Hiva Oa and Ua Huka islanDs. Due To FOg, thE ShIp had To lower ALl SAIls AnD rEacHeD nuKu-HivA arOund 5 pm.

KRusenstern And HiS crew spent on wAsHington islAndS (that were parT of The MarQuEsaS islanDs) 11 dAys, frOm 7 to MaY 18, 1804. they seTtled on thE EAStern sHOre on ApRIL 24 (aCcorDing to Julian calenDAr). kRusenstern deciDed to uSe BAy aNNa-MAriA as a base. In LoCal laNGuages, tHE bAY WAs rEFerred as "TaiohE". Local tribe WAs lEd by a sEpAraTE leadeR. KrusEnSTerN and his crew Were Able to conTact thE Leader oF kiatonuI (expedItiOn mEmbeRS rEfErrEd TO it AS "TApeGA") thAnks to EnGlIsHman ROberTS, WHO was The LeadEr's soN-in-law. His antaGonIst wAS FrEnchmAn CabRi, whO wAs marRied to A daugHtEr of a leader of a lOwer Rank.

The exPedItIon StRugglED with tHe pRobLem of whEre to geT MorE fRESHwAter and provision. KrUsENStErn wrote That loCAl TrIBes williNgLy sUggeSTEd cocOnutS, BaNanas and The fruITs Of BreadfrUiT. The moSt ProFitAble wAY for The creW was to seLl locALs some pieces of BArrel five-inch IRoN HOoPS, whiCh wEre abundantLy stOCked For tHIs PurPOse in kronsTaDT. THE islanders sharpened ThEm and mAde blAdes for axes or Tesla. On May 11, nEVA also reaChed THe ISland. Lisyansky Met KrUsenstern aND the leadEr of KAtonui. ThE crews couLD Not obtaiN frEsh MeaT beCAUsE locals had a miNIMal aMoUnt of piGs. AFter all, The TeaMs gOt oNlY four pigs And three PiGgIeS tHat Were iMMediatelY eAteN bY thE crewS. on May 12 tHere wAs an InCiDEnt: The leadER oF kAtonUi LiNgerEd aT NAdezhDa, anD His Tribe deCided that He wAS capTuReD, and tooK out their weapOnS. At that timE sAilOrs werE COnductinG freshwater, and the islandERs (incluDinG the lEadeRs of low raNk) tOssed fUll BArrels And carRied tHeM thROUgh thE SUrF.

To PrEvent incidENTs (tAking InTo coNsideraTions that there were A Lot Of cannibals on The IslaND), krUseNStERn aNd lIsyANSky prohibited ofFicers, sailOrS AnD scientistS To vIsIt the isLand aloNe. TheY Were onlY allowed tO go ashore In OrgaNIZed Groups that Were led bY
sprit in hope to see the i slands. Af ter a  he avy  s torm  onMay 5, at thes unri se, the crew saw Fatu- Hiva,  H i va O a  a nd Ua  Huka i s la n d s.Du etofo g ,the s hip  had to  lower all  sa il s and reache d  N uku-Hiva a rou nd 5 pm.

Kr use nstern  a ndh is cr ewspent  on Wa s hingto n islands  ( t hat we r e parto f  t he M arquesas Islands) 11 days, from 7 t o May18 ,  1 8 0 4.The y settledon  theE asterns ho r e onA pril 24 (acco rding to Ju l ian  calen da r). Krusen stern  d e cid ed to use b ay A nna-Maria  as ab ase. In local l anguag es,  th e ba y  w as  re fe r red as  "T a ioh e". Loca ltr ibe w as l e d b y asep arat e lea der. Krusenst ern  and his  crew  were  abl eto co ntactthe l ea der of Kiatonui  (ex peditionmem be rsre ferre d  to it  as  "T apega")  thanks toEn g l i sh man Roberts, who w as t he  leader' s son- i n- la w . His an ta gon istw a s Fre nchm a nCabri, w ho was ma rr ied toadaught er  of  aleade r  ofa lowe r rank.
Thee xpedition stru g gled with the pr o b le m  ofwhe re to get m oref resh wate r  a ndp rovis ion.Kr u se n stern wrote that lo ca l trib es wi llingly sugge sted cocon u t s , banana s an d  t h e fruits of br eadfr uit. The m o st profi table  way for  the crew w as to se llloc als  so m e  p ieces of barr e l  fiv e- inch ir onhoops,whi chwer e a bu ndantly s tocked f or  t hi spur posei n Kronst ad t.Th e i sland e rs sha rpene d th em  a n d m ade bla d es f or a xe sor t esl a.  On M ay 1 1 , N eva als o reached  th e  isl an d.  Lisyan sky met Kruse ns tern and t he  le ader o f Katonui.  The crews could not ob t ain fre shmeatbeca use local s h ad a m ini m al amo unt of  pigs .Aft e r  all, t he  te am s got only f our  pigs  a nd t hree pi ggies that were im m edi ately eaten b y t he c r e ws . O n  M a y 1 2t her e was an incident : the lead er of  Katonui l i nge re d at Na dezhda,  andh is trib e decided  that hewa s ca p t ure d, and too k out th eir weapo n s. At th at ti mesailor swer e con ductin g  fr eshwa ter, a nd  the i sland er s (inclu ding the leaders of low  rank)  toss edfull barr els and  carriedthem  through t hesur f.

T o p r event  inc i de nts (taki ng i n to consid e ra tio n s  t hat there w e r e  alot o f c a nnibal s on  the island), Kru s enstern and Li syan s k y p roh i bite dofficers, sail ors  a n d  scienti st s to visitthe isla nd alone . They  wereonly al l o we d  to go  ash ore  in organ ize dg roups t ha tw ere le d by 
sprit in_hope to_see the islands. After_a heavy_storm_on May_5,_at the sunrise,_the crew saw_Fatu-Hiva, Hiva Oa and_Ua Huka islands._Due_to fog, the ship had to lower all sails and reached Nuku-Hiva around 5_pm.

Krusenstern_and his_crew_spent_on Washington islands (that were_part of the Marquesas Islands)_11 days,_from 7 to May 18, 1804. They settled_on_the Eastern shore_on April 24 (according to Julian calendar). Krusenstern decided_to use bay Anna-Maria as a_base. In local_languages,_the_bay was referred as_"Taiohe". Local tribe was led by_a separate leader. Krusenstern and his_crew were able to contact the leader_of Kiatonui (expedition members referred to_it as "Tapega") thanks to_Englishman Roberts,_who was the leader's son-in-law._His antagonist was_Frenchman Cabri,_who was married_to a daughter of a leader_of a lower_rank.

The expedition struggled with the problem_of_where to get_more_freshwater_and provision._Krusenstern wrote that_local_tribes willingly_suggested_coconuts, bananas and the fruits of_breadfruit._The most profitable way for the crew_was to sell locals_some_pieces of barrel five-inch_iron hoops, which were abundantly_stocked for this purpose in Kronstadt._The islanders_sharpened them_and made blades for axes or tesla. On May 11, Neva_also reached the island. Lisyansky met_Krusenstern and the leader_of Katonui._The_crews could not_obtain_fresh meat_because locals had a minimal amount of_pigs. After_all, the teams got only four_pigs and three piggies_that_were immediately eaten by the crews._On May 12 there was an_incident: the leader of Katonui_lingered_at_Nadezhda, and his tribe decided_that he was captured, and took_out their weapons._At that time sailors were conducting freshwater,_and_the islanders (including the leaders of_low_rank) tossed full barrels and carried_them_through_the surf.

To prevent incidents (taking_into considerations that there were a_lot of cannibals on the island), Krusenstern and Lisyansky_prohibited officers, sailors_and scientists to visit the_island_alone._They were only allowed to go ashore in organized groups_that were_led by