Monster Surf Exposes Rare Petroglyphs in Hawaii

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Tides Expose Newly Discovered Petroglyphs on Hawaii Beach

August 10, 2016 —by Blake de Pastino 23093 1

The tides have revealed a gallery of petroglyphs on a beach in Hawaii that experts say have never been recorded before.

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Prehistoric Temples on Maui Reveal Origins of Island’s First Kingdom

February 2, 2015 —by Blake de Pastino 27181 0

The remains of small sea creatures are providing fresh insights into one of the most important periods in the history of pre-contact Hawaii, archaeologists say. A new study of indigenous temples,…

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Monster Surf Exposes Rare Petroglyphs in Hawaii

February 20, 2014 —by Blake de Pastino 27978 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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Tides Expose Newly Discovered Petroglyphs on Hawaii Beach

Prehistoric Temples on Maui Reveal Origins of Island’s First Kingdom

Monster Surf Exposes Rare Petroglyphs in Hawaii

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