

129: Archaeology vs Pseudo-Archaeology
An Archaeologist: An Archaeologist is one who undertakes a scientific and humanistic activity which studies past human cultures through...
IJ, MD & YM
Jun 14, 2019


Sidestep: Hawaiian - American NW link?
Most nations had similar sorts of stone pounders. The below are Maori, Tahitian, Hawaiian and Alaskan The most well formed were the ones...
MD
Jun 7, 2019


128: Human Footprints in Sandstone
By know you will know we found a long fossilized human bone in the infill that came from a time long before the the Polynesians got here....
IJ
May 31, 2019


Sidestep: Hawaiian Rainbow Gods and Te Uenuku
With 6 articles on Hawaii recently you'd think we were suggesting something. We aren't...or are we? One previous Sidestep on 6th April...
MD & IJ
May 24, 2019


127: Dig Update
A recent dig was successfully completed with a new crew who were an awesome team and we achieved much more than expected while learning...
IJ
May 17, 2019


Sidestep: The Ancient racism of Hawaii
We discussed the Menehune of Hawaii in last weeks post, lets examine it a bit more. First, the purpose of this blog is to show most...
MD
May 10, 2019


126: The Menehune of Hawaii and the real Tangata Whenua
Is there a link? Yes. Not of race but of type, and how they were treated by the Polynesian immigrants. We once wrote an article about...
IJ
May 3, 2019


Sidestep: Hawaii Special 2 - Remembering the Olowalu Massacre
As promised in the last article about the 'Hawaiian Giants' we promised an article on a massacre that occurred at Olowalu. This massacre...
MD
Apr 26, 2019


Sidestep: Hawaii Special 1 - The Hawaiian Giants
This first article is from 1905 and is copied as printed. Please keep in mind it is written in the context of their understanding and...
MD
Apr 19, 2019


125: Dig Update - Bad to the Bone
We are attempting to reveal whether the story of 14 8'+ non-Polynesian skeletons found in a cave and quickly resealed was true. We were...
IJ
Apr 12, 2019