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Keoneloa Bay, meaning “the long sand,” is the site of one of the oldest known Hawaiian occupations on Kaua‘i, a temporary fishing camp dating to A.D. 220–660. Hawaiians divided each island into sections called ahupua‘a that stretched from the mountains to the sea. A reconstructed wall marks the boundary between the ahupua‘a of Weliweli and Pa‘a; Weliweli is on one side, and Keoneloa Bay is in Pa‘a.
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