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Mo'okini Heiau [37 feet by 267 feet], a luakini heiau, or human

0860-1007 ~ Copyright: George H.H. Huey ~ Mo'okini Heiau [37 feet by 267 feet], a luakini heiau, or human sacrifice temple, at sunset, with the 'pohaku hohole kanaka' in forground [stone for 'stripping human flesh'] from sacrificial victims. Oral tradition dates this heiau to 480 A.D. North Kohala district, the Big Island, Hawaii.

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0860-1007 ~ Copyright: George H.H. Huey ~ Mo'okini Heiau [37 feet by 267 feet], a luakini heiau, or human sacrifice temple, at sunset, with the 'pohaku hohole kanaka' in forground [stone for 'stripping human flesh'] from sacrificial victims. Oral tradition dates this heiau to 480 A.D. North Kohala district, the Big Island, Hawaii.