An Archaeological Survey of Haleakala
An Archaeological Survey of Haleakala
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Only a few teeth were left on the lower jaw; the skull and long bones were missing.
From an opening made in the front wall of the fourth ter- race next to the cliff", we dug back 8 feet. About 3 feet behind the base of the wall one of the men picked up a perforated dog's tooth, not very well preserved. Against the cliff were a few pieces of a broken gourd and a few white bird feathers not more than an inch long.
Digging in the middle terrace revealed nothing but that the construction was identi...cal with the other Halalii terraces ; the [10] Bniory — An Archaeological Survey of Ilalcalcala 245 walls were of rough, porous pieces of red, yellow, gray, and black lava 6 to 18 inches in long diameter and 3 to 12 inches in short diameter. The stones were from the immediate vicinity and assort- ed by sizes. The walls were laid with admirable care. In many places they bulged or curved inward a little, but were invariably perpendicular. To build a wall of a single thickness of stone, loose sand and gravel must have been raked in for support as the build- ing was going on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only a few teeth were left on the lower jaw; the skull and long bones were missing.
From an opening made in the front wall of the fourth ter- race next to the cliff", we dug back 8 feet. About 3 feet behind the base of the wall one of the men picked up a perforated dog's tooth, not very well preserved. Against the cliff were a few pieces of a broken gourd and a few white bird feathers not more than an inch long.
Digging in the middle terrace revealed nothing but that the construction was identi...cal with the other Halalii terraces ; the [10] Bniory — An Archaeological Survey of Ilalcalcala 245 walls were of rough, porous pieces of red, yellow, gray, and black lava 6 to 18 inches in long diameter and 3 to 12 inches in short diameter. The stones were from the immediate vicinity and assort- ed by sizes. The walls were laid with admirable care. In many places they bulged or curved inward a little, but were invariably perpendicular. To build a wall of a single thickness of stone, loose sand and gravel must have been raked in for support as the build- ing was going on.
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