
- Manini Gulch, 2012
92 hits - Kawailoa Heiau, 2016
90 hits - Feature at Kawailoa Heiau, 2016
87 hits - Kalakīkī2, 2002
1894 hits - Kalakīkī3, 2002
1621 hits - Kalākiki, 1993
85 hits - Lua paʻa (pit) at Kalākīkī
91 hits - Corner of Kalākīkī
90 hits
The North Shore is in the distance - 98 PohakuLanai
1581 hits - Kepuwai, 2001
1976 hits - Platform on an outcrop, 2012
2052 hits
It lies in a complex mauka of ʻUkoa Pond l- perhaps a house site. - Ukoʻa Kūahu, 2001
1900 hits
An unrecorded shrine at "Ukoa Pond. The upright pōhaku and the large flat pōhaku form an east-west alignment. - A long terrace at ʻUkoa, 1994
87 hits
Some sections are more organized than others. One respected kupuna (elder) in the district identified this location as the site of Kapukapuākea Heiau. Interestingly, Taputapuatea Morai in Tahiti is located in the district of Utoa. - Large pōhaku in an enclosure on at ʻUkoa pond, 1993
80 hits - Upright in a wall, 2001
152 hits
A prominent upright in the low wall at the mauka side of the platform. It could not be located in subsequent visits. - Platform, 2001
169 hits
Alkthough this may originally be a natural feature, it is bordered on two sides by a substantial wall. Its smaller stones may have been taken for the construction of the nearby highway, as happened elsewhere. - Mauka wall of a large platform, 2014
181 hits
The mauka section of a wall on two sides of a platform - possible heiau. - Small upright in a low wall, 1995
90 hits
The wall encloses a platform on two sides. - Laniākea, ʻIliʻilikea, 2001
129 hits
The intact platform at ʻIliʻilikea - Platform at ʻIliʻilikea, 1992
166 hits
Note the kū (upriught) and papa (flat, lying down) stones on the near side. These were not there on subsequent visits. - ʻIliʻilikea1, 2001
134 hits
An upright stone set in a natural rock outcrop. The use of natural outcrops is a feature of Oʻahu heiau. - ʻIliʻilikea1, 2001
138 hits - Laniākea, ʻIliʻilikea, 2015
147 hits
This low, disturbed wall runs under the grass in the distance to a point near the natural outcrop in the upper left. - Laniākea, ʻIliʻilikea, 1992
133 hits
A small upright stone at ʻIliʻilikea. - Laniākea, 2015
139 hits
A small enclosure with a prominent stone. Not far from the very large pā hale (house enclosure). - Laniākea, ʻIliʻilikea Ahu, 2015
137 hits
The intact platform at ʻIliʻilikea - Low wall of a pā hale, 2001
161 hits
A platform lies at the north side of this low enclosure, probably a house platform. - Laniākea Pā 2001
117 hits
This large enclosure contains a substantial house platform. - Small platform, 2014
90 hits
Perhaps a house platform. A complex of sites lies nearby. - Pōhaku at a large complex
84 hits
The complex may have been the residence of an aliʻi, given its size and complexity. The pōhaku is surrounded by a low wall, like several others elsewhere on Oʻahu. - A complex structure with a prominent pōhaku, 2014
87 hits
The pōhaku appears to be integrated into the walls of the complex - Kahōkūwelowelo, 1995
94 hits
The Army built gun bunkers on the heiau in WWII, destroying many of its features. - Enclosure near Kahōkūwelowelo, 2014
2416 hits
The largest intact structure at Kahōkūwelowelo. Among its possible functions is haleopapa (womensʻ heiau). - Kūpopolo, 1995
1561 hits - Kūpopolo2, 2010
2044 hits
One of the main platforms of Kūpopolo after the heiau was cleared. - Uprights at Kūpopolo, 1995
2107 hits - A pōhaku with a face
86 hits
The pōhaku lies adjacent to Kūpopolo Heiau. - Keahuohapuʻu, 1995
1897 hits
A heiau associated with fishing. Much coral is in its walls. Small uprights such as the one here appear and disappear over the years. - 92 Keahuohapu u2
1635 hits - Kalakoi, Waimea, 2015
2206 hits
Uncle Rudy Mitchell identified this pōhaku as Kalakoi or Ahuʻena. Its companion Kū is on the other side of Waimea Bay. Both are fish lookouts - and gods. - Kūpopolo 3, 2010
91 hits
After the heiau had been cleared by the landowner. It will become part of a cultural center. - Pōhakuloa, 2001
87 hits
This pōhaku lies in Waialua but its story is connected with Mākua in Waiʻanae. It is a monster that Hiʻiaka defeated and threw over the mountain, to land here.