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Nā Pōhaku ola Kapaemāhū a Kapuni

Nā Pōhaku ola Kapaemāhū a Kapuni. Photos by Babette Galang and Kathleen Kang-Ka‘ulupali. Nā Pōhaku before 1997. Nā Pōhaku before 1997. Nā Pōhaku before 1997. Nā Pōhaku after restoration. Nā Pōhaku after restoration. Closing ceremony: April 9, 1997. Closing ceremony: April 9, 1997.

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Nā Pōhaku ola Kapaemāhū a Kapuni

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  1. Nā Pōhaku ola Kapaemāhū a Kapuni Photos by Babette Galang and Kathleen Kang-Ka‘ulupali

  2. Nā Pōhaku before 1997

  3. Nā Pōhaku before 1997

  4. Nā Pōhaku before 1997

  5. Nā Pōhaku after restoration

  6. Nā Pōhaku after restoration

  7. Closing ceremony: April 9, 1997

  8. Closing ceremony: April 9, 1997

  9. Edge of the paepae (platform), and ‘ili‘ili (small stones) contributed by children of Hawai‘i Nei

  10. Kinohi Kahaloa Kapuni

  11. Ahu, next to the paepae

  12. Ta‘au Ea, a stone brought from Tahiti and included in the ahu

  13. ‘ohe ma‘o naupaka

  14. Paka - wild tobacco

  15. Kapuni Kapaemāhū

  16. Kapuni

  17. Kahaloa

  18. Kapaemāhū

  19. Kapaemāhū Kapuni Kinohi

  20. Kinohi

  21. Kinohi

  22. PAU

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