- Ahuaʻumi, 2004
13880 hits
The wall in the foreground is part of an enclosure that may have been constructed in historic times to hold animals - Puʻukoholā and Mailekini
2424 hits - Large enclosure and three upright stones, 2006
2351 hits
Haleakalā lies in the distance - The Kohala field system near sunset, 2006
1929 hits
The shallow furrows helped to conserve soil and moisture, and protected dryland crops from the wind. - Agricultural features, Hālawa Valley
2621 hits - Large enclosure, south wall, 2006
2216 hits
A stone structure lies at the mauka end of this enclosure, and several small upright stones mark the makai boundary. A smaller structure lies in the distance. - Three uprights, 2006
2259 hits - Upright
2304 hits - Enclosure, raised, 2006
2357 hits - Enclosure and upright stone, 2006
2586 hits - Loʻi (wetland taro teraces), Hālawa Valley
1752 hits
This irrigated series of loʻi lies adjacent to the stream, still flowing. - Platform, Hālawa Valley
2203 hits
Not far above the stream. A possible heiau. - Mailekini
2322 hits
Mailekini is said to have the shape of a whale when viewed from above. It lies just below Puʻukoholā and above a shark heiau under the water in the bay below: Haleokapuni. - Moʻokini, 2006
2424 hits - Moʻokini, 2006
2270 hits - Puʻukoholā, 2006
2340 hits - Three upright stones, 2008
2204 hits - Enclosure, raised, 2008
2334 hits - Enclosure and uptight, 2008
2307 hits - Kaiholena, 2008
2263 hits
An enclosure with an interior division. - Kaiholena, 2008
2308 hits
An enclosure with an interior division. Note the large pōhaku set upright, forming the wall on one side. This is sometimes referred to as the "Tahitian style" of wall construction. On Oʻahu it can be seen in some sites on the ʻEwa plain. - Moʻokini, 2008
2434 hits - Enclosure and upright, 2008
2532 hits - Kupalaha or Kupalahaʻa
3240 hits
A natural sea cave with a collapsed roof within Kupalaha Heiau. Twenty years ago, a older resident of Kohala commented that the collapsed roof of this cave was just a small opening in his youth. The name is spelled differently in different sources. If it is Kupalaha, then the name is identical to that of the heiau for the sun, located where the bandstand is now at Kapiʻolani Park, Waikīkī. - Enclosure and upright, 2009
2579 hits - Enclosure and upright, 2009
2506 hits
If one looks carefully, faint traces of the Kona field system can be seen in the distance below the puʻu. - Large enclosure at the crest of a hill
2360 hits
Note the interior division, forming two tiers. A third tier lies at the crest of the hill. - Large enclosure at the crest of a hill, 2009
2425 hits - Small disturbed platform, 2009
2403 hits
This small structure looks to the south, to the Kona coast, Mauna Loa and Hualalai. - Large structure at the crest of a hill, 2009
2473 hits
A large but degraded structure, with just small intact terrace facings and other features. - Large enclosure
2491 hits - Kahua, 2010
2315 hits - Kapālama
2512 hits
An interior feature - perhaps modern - at Kapālama Heiau, which never had a large stone structure. A few disturbed areas of ʻiliʻili (paving) remain, and a few alignments. - Kupalaha or Kupalahaʻa
2323 hits - Loʻi (wetland taro terraces) near Kupalahaʻa
2255 hits
This series of loʻi lies along a stream, still running. - Nuʻuanu, 2010
2354 hits
A habitation complex near Lapakahi - Pāoʻo, 2010
2464 hits
A habitation complex of walls and enclosures. Haleakalā lies in the distance. - Pāoʻo, 2010
2392 hits
A fishing shrine, still in use. The small altar and recent offering were not photographed. - Pōhakuloa, 2010
2352 hits
A coastal enclosure with an unusual bowl-shaped stone - Pōhakuloa, 2010
1921 hits - Ahuaʻumi, 2004
12363 hits - Koʻa, 2004
12008 hits
A probable fishing shrine at Oʻoma. - Koʻa, 2004
12134 hits
A probable fishing shrine at Oʻoma, or more correctly, a fishing heiau. - Kapuanoni, 2004
15198 hits
A heiau in the complex at Kahaluʻu said to have been built or enlarged by Kalaniopuʻu. The hotel has since been demolished by the landowner. - Ahuolono, 2004
7520 hits
A platform in a petroglyph field at the Kona - Kohala border, along the Old Government Road - Iniʻikawai Heiau, 2005
15334 hits
A heiau within a resort complex in Kahaluʻu. - Haleolono, 2005
16720 hits
The large upright stone at one of several platforms at Haleolono. - Keʻekū, 2005
8351 hits
The hotel in the background has since been demolished and the heiau reconstructed by noted stone mason Billy Fields. - Haleolono, 2006
6393 hits
One of several platforms near Haleolono. - Kealakowaʻa, 2006
18689 hits
A heiau associated with canoe building. It had been reconstructed by noted stone mason Billy Fiends, but suffered major damage in a large earthquake several years after this image was made.