4.12 Test Excavation 167 (T-167) - Honolulu Rail Transit Project

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Cultural Surveys Hawai‘i Job Code: KALIHI 23 Kewalo Test Excavations 162 – 178T-177 Stratigraphic DescriptionStratum Depth Description(cmbs)Ia 0-38 Fill; 7.5 YR 3/2 (dark brown); clay loam; weak, fine, granular structure;moist, very friable consistency; slightly plastic; terrigenous origin; clear,wavy lower boundary; many very coarse roots; organic topsoilIb 25-49 Fill; 10 YR 4/3 (brown); gravelly silty loam; structureless, single-grain;moist, loose consistency; non-plastic; mixed origin; clear, wavy lowerboundary; few medium to coarse roots; imported fillIc 39-71 Fill; 10 YR 3/1 (very dark gray); gravelly silty loam; structureless,single-grain; moist, loose consistency; non-plastic; mixed origin; clear,smooth lower boundary; few medium to coarse roots; imported fillcontained asphalt gravelId 67-92 Fill; 10 YR 6/3 (pale brown); silty clay; structureless, massive; moist,firm; slightly plastic; terrigenous origin; very abrupt smooth lowerboundary; few fine to medium roots; hydraulic fill; contained a metalspikeII 90-105 Natural; 10 YR 4/2 (dark grayish brown); silty sand; structureless, singlegrain;moist, loose consistency; non-plastic; marine origin; diffuse,smooth lower boundary; buried A-horizon; former land surfaceIII 97-153 Natural; 10 YR 7/4 (very pale brown); medium-grain sand; structureless,single-grain; moist, loose consistency; non-plastic; marine origin; JaucassandHHCTCP City Center (Section 4) AIS Report, Vol. IV C 872TMK: [1] 1-2, 1-5, 1-7, 2-1, 2-3 (Various Plats and Parcels)
Cultural Surveys Hawai‘i Job Code: KALIHI 23 Kewalo Test Excavations 162 – 1784.29 Test Excavation 178 (T-178)Ahupua‘a:LCA: 387HonoluluTMK #: 2-3-003:087Elevation Above Sea Level:UTM:Max Length/Width/Depth:Orientation:Targeted Project Component:USDA Soil Survey Designation:1.42 m619088 mE, 2355193 mN3.0 m / 0.97 m / 1.47 m122 / 302° TNGuideway ColumnFill land (FL)Setting: Test Excavation 178 (T-178) was located within the center lane on Queen Street, nearthe corner of Queen Street and Kamake‘e Street. T-178 was located on private property ownedby the Hawai‘i Community Authority south (makai) of the World Gym facility and across fromthe Office Depot. T-178 was located 1.0 m north (mauka) of an electric line, 2.0 m east of awater line, and 4.0 m south of the sewer line.Summary of Background Research and Land Use: Land Court Application 670 map 1indicates that T-178 was originally situated on a large parcel of land awarded to the AmericanBoard of Commissioners for Foreign Missions (ABCFM) as part of LCA 387. The LCAtestimonies indicated taro cultivation, fishpond farming, and salt production in the region. The1884 Bishop map of Honolulu to Kewalo indicates that T-178 was located within marsh landcalled Kukuluaeo, 320.0 m southeast of LCA 10463:1, awarded to Napela. An unimproved orplanned roadway is also depicted, extending northeast (mauka) to southwest (makai) within300.0 m of T-178. The roadway is also depicted on the 1887 Wall map of Honolulu. The 1897Monsarrat map of Honolulu depicts infrastructure development immediately north of, andincluding T-178, which is depicted within Queen Street and adjacent to the Queen Street andKamake‘e Street intersection. Expanded urbanization in the vicinity of T-178 is depictedthroughout the series of twentieth century topographic maps and Sanborn fire insurance maps.Several archaeological studies have been conducted in the vicinity of T-178. In 2000, CSHconducted archaeological monitoring for Ward Village Phase II (Ward Theaters), approximately90.0 m southwest of T-178. A buried A-horizon and naturally-deposited pond sediments weredocumented in portions of the project area but, no cultural resources were assigned (Winieskiand Hammatt 2001). In 2002, CSH conducted archaeological monitoring for the Kaka’akoImprovement District 7 (ID-7) Project along Kamake‘e Street from Queen Street to Ala MoanaBoulevard. Three human burials (SIHP# 50-80-14-6376, -6377, and -6378) were inadvertentlydiscovered during the project, one of which was encountered within a beach sand deposit (Souzaet al. 2002). In 2004, Pacific Consulting Services, Inc conducted a subsurface archaeologicalinventory survey at Kapi‘olani Boulevard and Kamake‘e Street and noted remnants of theKewalo wetlands surface (SIHP# 50-80-14-6636) (Clark and Gosser 2005). In 2005, CSHconducted an archaeological inventory survey for the Moana Vista Project on Kapi‘olaniHHCTCP City Center (Section 4) AIS Report, Vol. IV C 873TMK: [1] 1-2, 1-5, 1-7, 2-1, 2-3 (Various Plats and Parcels)
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