Across
- 2. Island about 250 miles from Yap where the stone was found.
- 5. City where O'Keefe shipped the dried coconut from Yap.
- 7. What Furness called the older rai stones the Yapese valued most.
- 10. Yapese canoe with long arms on the sides used for sailing to Palau.
- 11. Group of people who remembered who owned each rai stone.
- 15. Special kind of stone the Yapese used to make rai.
- 16. Giant stone disks used as money on the island of Yap.
Down
- 1. Doctor from Philadelphia who visited Yap in 1903 and wrote a book about the stones.
- 2. Other Yapese man in the 1961 court case about a rai stone.
- 3. Yapese man who brought a court case about a single rai stone in 1961.
- 4. American money used today on Yap for groceries and gas.
- 6. Important family events where rai are still used today.
- 8. American sea captain who came to Yap around 1871 with iron tools and big ships.
- 9. Country that painted marks on rai stones to make the Yapese build roads.
- 12. Small Pacific island where the stone money was used.
- 13. Country that controlled Yap from 1914 to 1945 and brought yen to the island.
- 14. Dried coconut that O'Keefe shipped to Hong Kong.
