As a young man, Kauikeaouli (Kamehameha III) fell in love with Kaomi, a Maui born, Hawaiian-Tahitian student of missionary Hiram Bingham. It was reported that Kaomi could diagnose a disease by ...

It’s the stuff of Instagram legend. The site was uncovered by Yale professor and adventurer Hiram Bingham III in 1911, who mistakenly thought it was the Lost City of the Incas, filled with gold.

The sun had barely risen above the craggy peaks of the Andes when Hiram Bingham III stood on a ridge, breathless and peered down into the mist-shrouded valley below. It was July 24, 1911 and the ...

However, the one that looks the most likely is Hiram Bingham III. Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, in 1875, Bingham was an academic, explorer and politician famed for making public the existence of the ...

A 1912 photograph of Machu Picchu by Yale-affiliated researcher Hiram Bingham III Public domain via Wikimedia Commons For the study, Burger and his colleagues studied the remains of 26 Inca ...

For this study, the researchers used it to analyze human samples from 26 individuals that were recovered from four cemeteries at Machu Picchu in 1912 during excavations led by Yale professor Hiram ...

His name was Hiram Bingham III. His grandfather founded both Kawaiaha‘o Church and Punahou School. Like his father and grandfather, he became a minister, but then he met someone who knocked him ...

Hiram Bingham led the inaugural mission’s team ... of men with whom we have been acquainted.” In 1840, Kamehameha III (Kauikeaouli) declared his kingdom a Christian nation.

Beulah Annan murdered her lover and blamed it on gin. Hiram Bingham III opened the wonders of Machu Picchu to the world. Jeff Dowd did nothing but smoke a lot of weed and just be his hippie self.