Hawaiʻi Lawmakers Propose New Effort To Map Ancient Fishponds

Hawaiʻi Lawmakers Propose New Effort To Map Ancient Fishponds

Nonprofits would create a database of fishponds to help kickstart restoration efforts

Hawaiʻi Lawmakers Propose New Effort To Map Ancient Fishponds Nonprofits would create a database of fishponds to help kickstart restoration efforts

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5 Must-See Oʻahu Historic Sites You Haven't Been To Yet - Hawaii Magazine

*This story was originally published on Dec. 5, 2013.   It’s not uncommon to walk right past an important archaeological site on Oʻahu and not even know it. It happens all the time in Waikīkī. Right outside of a police substation on Kalākaua Avenue, near the beachside statue of Hawaiʻi Olympian Duke Kahanamoku, stands a cluster of rocks. Most people walk right past the four stones, surrounded by a metal fence. Actually healing stones, the pōhaku…