A stone, formally named Shirubi-Dote, meaning “land
Summary
A stone, formally named Shirubi-Dote, meaning “land survey marker,” rests just off the Habu Trail on Marine Corps Air Station Futenma. The stone is formally named Shirubi-Dote, meaning “land survey marker”. The stone has been in place for more than 250 years, and served as a point of reference during the Ryukyu Kingdom period for measurement in creating maps and grids.
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- A stone, formally named Shirubi-Dote, meaning “land
- A stone, formally named Shirubi-Dote, meaning “land
- A stone, formally named Shirubi-Dote, meaning “land - PICRYL
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okinawa
historical
iii marine expeditionary force
marine corps air station futenma
rock
1st maw
history
stone
1st marine aircraft wing
mcas futenma
okinawa japan
camp smedley d butler
habu trail
historical stone
ryukyu kingdom
historical rock
land marking stone
shirubi dote
lance cpl brittany james
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stone on mcas futenma serves as historical land marker
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Date
19/08/2014
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