Journal of Edwin H. Bryan, Jr. while with the Whitney Expedition of the American Museum of Natural History on the schooner France, February to October 1924
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HULL ISLAND. (Revised Sketch Map) E. H. B. Jr. March 25-26, 1924. N Low, open "Dry Forest" Tamarindus, Scaerola, Pae, Buka. --- Stone ruins. This passage, only, is deep enough for small boat at high water. --- "Dry forest." Large Buka Tree Marks S. corner. Scale of Nautical Miles. 0 1 2 3 4 5 Series of Shallow Beachish Bands. Coconuta Beacon cobra Camp Landing Grave Wildest passage, but blocked by reef on Ocean side. Series of over 17 lagoon entrances. LAGOON (Moderately deep & free from Coral) HULL I. (Revised Sketch Map). E.H.B.Jr. Mar.25-26.1924. 32