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11.Walked mauka through what appears to be a terraced area and arriving at what feels <br /> very much like a homesite, at the level grade under the large tree. Nicole discovered a <br /> working pohaku and shared with the archaeologist to record and preserve with an <br /> ancestral descendant. <br /> 12.Walked mauka to railroad and then south to the next section of site walls and trail. <br /> 13. Nicole shared insights at this southern trail area bounded by lava rock walls. Request <br /> to archaeologist to preserve this feature in place to make part of the proposed <br /> community. Unclear that this feature is recorded in the applicant's documentation. <br /> 14. Break/snack time. <br /> 15. Closing pule and mele. <br /> Lessons Learned. <br /> 1. Establish protocols for future PIG site visits (pule, introductions, meeting, closing). <br /> 2. Important for all Owners to attend entire PIG site visits. <br /> 3. Mr. Wheelock suffered injuries towards the end of the site visit when navigating the <br /> access point to the subject parcel via ladder tied to a hog-trap over a lava rock wall. <br /> Access for PIG site visits must be safe for all attending parties. <br /> 4. Time should be allotted for access to the entire property for all PIG members. <br /> 5. Visiting group should move as one party throughout the property. <br />