Pu'uloa Petroglyphs

The triangle-shape figures are unique to Hawaii

March 11th 2007
For Spring Break, Denzil and I had the opportunity to go to Hawaii with his family. The six of us (his parents, sister, and his sister's husband) went to the Big Island first, then we stayed in Oahu for a few days. I really did not know that much about Hawaiian archaeology before I left, aside from vague dates of when the islands were inhabited and the general mode of subsistence for ancient settl ... read more

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Just Another Shovelbum

I am a recent college grad with a BA in Anthropology. I recently started a Master's Program at the University of New Orleans. I am studying historic preservation and applied anthropology. After being employed as an archaeological technician for a year, I miss it very much and hope to participate in digs maybe over breaks or on a volunteer basis. However, I feel lucky to now be in a field that will allow me to be involved in historic preservation and *not* get ticks or poison ivy! :) I will always be a shovelbum at heart, though. I created this blog for my many curious friends and family, and ... full info

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