Into the netherworld of island Earth: A reevaluation of refuge caves in ancient Hawaiian society

Abstract

The reexamination of a lava tube that had been modified for defensive/refuge purposes in Hawai′i's early historic period offers insights linking such sites to Polynesian cosmology, settlement patterns, and status use. Details of site modifications provide methodological clues for advanced interpretation and analysis. © 1997 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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