KALAEMANŌ CULTURAL RESERVE
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Kauhale

These two sites are believed to be a kauhale, a cluster of houses. The features of Site 50-10-19-19206 include a variety of habitation structures built around three caves and lava depressions. The petroglyphs found at Site 50-10-19-19207 are located east of the habitation features on unbroken pāhoehoe lava. 

Site 50-10-19-19206 and 19207​

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  • Home
  • About the Area
    • Mo‘olelo ‘Āina
    • Naming of Ka‘ūpūlehu
  • Plan A Visit
    • Know Before You Go
    • Interpretive Trail Tour Stops >
      • Kalaemanō Cultural Reserve
      • Interpretive Trail
      • Hualālai & Kekaha
      • Littoral cone, hornitos, and wahi nahā pāhoehoe
      • Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail
      • Poho Pa'akai | Salt Pans
      • Kauhale | Settlement
      • Nā Kiʻi Pōhaku | Petroglyphs
      • Hālau Waʻa
  • Ka‘ūpūlehu Marine Reserve