The art of playing in harmony with the ocean is something Native Hawaiians have done for centuries. It’s called surfing nowadays, but the ancient Hawaiians said he’e nalu, or “wave sliding.” It was ...

Beneath 10 feet of sand at Keiki Beach on the North Shore of Oahu lies a slab of lava rock featuring petroglyphs from the ancient Hawaiians. The images depict what appears to be a man and a woman.

Of all the ancient structures still standing across the world, few are more iconic than England's world-famous Stonehenge. Presiding over the Salisbury Plain, Stonehenge remains a site of immense ...

Surfing traces its roots back to ancient Hawaii, according to the Bishop Museum. For 26-year-old Ha'a Keaulana, surfing is practically part of her DNA. She's been around surfing since she was a baby, ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — It’s both a fun and educational opportunity, as Na Lama Kukui lifestyle & design center launches a new monthly series to teach people how to play the ancient Hawaiian game — Konane ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — The Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and revitalizing traditional Polynesian navigation and voyaging techniques. It was founded ...

In Hawaii, there's an ancient sport that involves a sled and breakneck speed. It's not as well known as surfing, but Native Hawaiian cultural practitioners are working to change that. Hawaii Public ...

Rowe, along with Billy Kaohelaulii, was the first to uncover the fully overgrown and forgotten village back in 1998. They created Hui Malama o Kaneiolouma in 2003 and spent years clearing the land.