Traditions of Oʻahu: Photos, Illustrations & Petroglyphs

'Ewa

• Pu'uloa (from Highlands)
• Pohakea Pass (From "Ewa)

Wai'anae

• Wai'anae Coast (from Kolekole)
• Cave at Kaneana

Waialua / Wahiawa

• Waialua (from Wahiawa)
• Mt. Ka'ala
• Kaiaka (Site of Kapukapuakea)
• Kukaniloko
• Keahuopu'u / Waimea Bay

Ko'olauloa

• Laniloa / La'ie
• Kaliuwa'a
• Kahana
• Ka'oi'o

Ko'olaupoko
(Photos in the section are from Anne Kapulani Landgraf's Na Wahi Pana o Ko'olaupoko, Honolulu: UH Press, 1994. With Permission of the Photographer.)

• Kanehoalani / Kualoa
• Mokoli'i
• Ka'alaea
• Na Wa'a Li'ili'i
• Kawa'ewa'e Heiau
• Halekou
• Nu'upia
• Kane'ohe (from Nu'uanu Pali)
• Olomana
• Makapu'u

Kona

• Maunalua Bay
• Laeahi
• Akaka Ridge, Manoa
• Waikiki
• Nu'uanu

Birds
(Illustrations from A Field Guide to The Birds of Hawaii and the Tropical Pacific, H. Douglas Pratt, et al. Princeton University Press, 1987)

• 'Alae (Mudhen)
• 'Elepaio (Flycather)
• Noio (Brown Tern)
• Pueo (Owl)

Fish and Fishhooks
(Fish illustrations from The Shore Fishes of Hawaii, David S. Jordan and Barton W. Evermann. Tokyo: Tuttle, 1973.)

• Aholehole (Flagtail)
• Aku (Skipjack Tuna)
• Akule (Big-eyed scad)
• 'Anae (Mullet)
• Kala (Unicorn Fish)
• Malolo (Flying Fish)
• 'O'opu (Gobey Fish)
• 'Opelu (Mackerel Scad)
• Uhu (Parrot Fish)
• Pa(Pearl Shell Aku Hook)
• Shark Hook Made of Bone

Plants

• 'Awa
• Hala (Pandanus)
• 'Ilima
• Kalo (Taro)
• Kukui (Candlenut)
• Wauke

• 'Ilio / Dog
• Mano-Kanaka / Sharkman
• Mo'o / Water Lizard
• Pua'a / Pig