Monster Surf Exposes Rare Petroglyphs in Hawaii

‘Forgotten Casualty’ of Pearl Harbor Attack Revealed Off Coast of Hawaii

December 7, 2015 —by Blake de Pastino 9366 0

Archaeologists in Hawaii have documented, for the first time, one of the first casualties of the attack on Pearl Harbor 74 years ago.

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Monster Surf Exposes Rare Petroglyphs in Hawaii

February 20, 2014 —by Blake de Pastino 25861 10

Epic winter swells just off of Oahu, Hawaii, have churned up monster waves more than 7 meters high, sent seawater surging around the foundations of beachfront homes, and gnawed away…

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‘Forgotten Casualty’ of Pearl Harbor Attack Revealed Off Coast of Hawaii

Monster Surf Exposes Rare Petroglyphs in Hawaii

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