Before 1941 | Military | Activism | Reclamation | Island Returned
	Circa A.D. 1000 - The earliest radiocarbon dates are from settlements along the coast of the island.	1793 - British captain George Vancouver introduced the first goats to the island.
	Beginning the 1830s - Queen Ka‘ahumanu enacts a new legal system that uses the island as a penal colony.	Late 1800s - Sheep and cattle are taken to the island.
	Kaho‘olawe | Hakioawa | Kanapou | Kamohio | Honokanai‘a Kealaikahiki | Honokoa | Ahupu | Kuheia and Kaulana | Lua Makika Uplands | Maps | Animations | Environment | Timeline | Island Facts

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