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The Beautiful, Enigmatic and Cryptic Petroglyphs of Hawaii Island » A Standing Figure from Puako Petroglyph Field; Many Authorities Believe the Raised Right Hand Signifies the Hawaiian Primary Geographic Direction We Call “North-west”: Photo by Donnie MacGowan

A Standing Figure from Puako Petroglyph Field; Many Authorities Believe the Raised Right Hand Signifies the Hawaiian Primary Geographic Direction We Call “North-west”: Photo by Donnie MacGowan

A Standing Figure from Puako Petroglyph Field; Many Authorities Believe the Raised Right Hand Signifies the Hawaiian Primary Geographic Direction We Call “North-west”: Photo by Donnie MacGowan

Example of a Complex Geometric Petroglyph, Pu’u Loa: Photo by Donald B. MacGowan
European-Style Sailing Ship Petroglyph at Ke’eku Heiau, Keauhou Historic District: Photo by Donald MacGowan

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