Gr. 5-8 Archeology: inquiry, observation, inference, hypotheses, evidence collection, analysis. Name(s)

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Date: 2014-10-01 11:49:10 Outdoor sculptures Geography of Oceania Hawaii Hawaiian religion Tiki culture Moai Heiau Kohala Hawaii Rapa Nui Easter Island Polynesian culture Megalithic monuments		Gr. 5-8 Archeology: inquiry, observation, inference, hypotheses, evidence collection, analysis. Name(s) Add to Reading List Source URL: www.nps.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 169,86 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Pi‘ilanihale Heiau, Häna, Maui TYPES OF HEIAU Heiau were constructed under the direction of the ali‘i nui (high chiefs) and kähuna (priests). They were dedicated to different gods for DocID: 1uuc7 - View Document
	The Hāna Cultural Center Proudly Presents... “Nā Leo O Ka Hale Wai Wai” (Voices of the Treasure House) DocID: 1pHK6 - View Document
	The Hāna Cultural Center Proudly Presents... “Nā Leo O Ka Hale Wai Wai” (Voices of the Treasure House) DocID: 1pzE7 - View Document
	Pi‘ilanihale Heiau, Häna, Maui TYPES OF HEIAU Heiau were constructed under the direction of the ali‘i nui (high chiefs) and kähuna (priests). They were dedicated to different gods for DocID: 1mP6e - View Document
	Archaeologists from the Bishop Museum found extensive remnants of Hawaiian culture in the valley, including a heiau (religious temple), koça (fishing shrines), fishponds, house sites, stone-walled enclosures, çauwai (i DocID: 1mASP - View Document