Archaeologists find, preserve cultural resources at Pohakuloa Training Area [Image 9 of 12]

HAWAII, UNITED STATES

02.29.2008

Photo by Eric Hamilton 

U.S. Army Garrison Pohakuloa Training Area

This might be a ho'okupu, an offering, which was found in a lava tube. There are a number of these in this lava tube section.

USAG-PTA's Cultural Resources team conducts archaeological surveys of sites on the Island of Hawaii. The second largest training area of its kind in the Pacific Command, Pohakuloa Training Area spans 133,000 acres and provides a complete training environment that incorporates all of the rigors of an actual deployment to an austere theater of operations.

The U.S. Army spends millions of dollars annually to meet its stewardship obligations here on the Island of Hawaii, which include preservation of natural and cultural resources.

• Date Taken: 02.29.2008
• Date Posted: 04.20.2017 20:58
• Photo ID: 3324855
• VIRIN: 080229-D-GJ792-810
• Resolution: 3264x2448
• Size: 1.86 MB
• Location: HAWAII, US