Wayfinding

Among the first seafarers to use celestial navigation for wayfinding, ancient Polynesians developed stick maps. They charted over a million square miles of ocean. 

While some maps refer to the sky, most chart currents and wind patterns on the water's surface. Wayfinders used shells to mark the locations of the islands.

Navigating with nature's guidance, travelers observe ed wildlife, the position of stars, and the sun and moon to chart their course.

The sun, at sunrise in the east and sunset in the west, guides the navigator without instruments and provides direction.

How would you define 

wayfinding with a voyage into words?

Use the sun, moon, and stars for guidance.