Molii Fishpond is an ancient Hawaiian aquaculture system, one of the largest and most well-preserved examples of its kind. It consists of a vast stone wall enclosing a bay, designed to trap fish and facilitate their cultivation. The pond's construction is a testament to sophisticated ancient engineering.
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Social History; Landscape Architecture
45-226 Kokohahi Pl., Kaneohe, Hawaii
Prehistoric
In Kahana Bay, 13 Mi. N Of Kaneohe On Hi 83 Adjacent To Kahana Bay State Park, Kaneohe, Hawaii
Politics/Government; Religion
Kamehameha Hwy., Kaneohe, Hawaii
Engineering
S Of Haiku Plantation Dr., Kaneohe, Hawaii
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Historic - Aboriginal; Military; Science
9.1 Mi. Sw Of Park Headquarters On Hwy. 11, Then Foot Trail To Se For 1 Mi., Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii
Economics; Transportation
Off Hi 19 From Kiholo Bay To Kalahuipaua'a, South Kohala, Hawaii
Architecture; Religion
Alii Dr., Kailua-kona, Hawaii
Prehistoric
Near Kalihi Pt., Natural Energy Laboratory Of Hawaii, Kailua-kona, Hawaii
Prehistoric; Politics/Government; Social History
On Nw Edge Of Kailua Bay, N And W Of Kailua Wharf, Kailua-kona, Hawaii
Prehistoric; Historic - Aboriginal; Science; Religion
Sw Of Hilo In Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Hilo, Hawaii
