Kahu Kuʻuna: Hawaiʻi Stewardship @ HawCC
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| Blog Name: | Kahu Kuʻuna: Hawaiʻi Stewardship @ HawCC |
| Url: | http://kahukuuna.blogspot.com |
| Language: | unknown |
| Topics: | cultural resource management, natural resources, archaeology |
| Description: | This is a page for the students of the Hawaiʻi Life Styles Kahu Ku`una: Natural and Cultural Resource Stewardship Track to post information related to the protection, preservation, and perpetuation of a Hawaiʻi perspective in the stewardship of our wahi pana. |
| Popularity: | 14 Followers |
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We spent last night with a beautiful community of Paniolo who live in the lands of Pohakea. Pohakea is in great need of our protection at this time. Campbell Estates are in the process of selling lands of Pohakea and surrounding acreage which will emcompass 854 acres to C&C Farms LLC. The sale hasnʻt been completed yet and C&C Farms LLC have already started to sell parcels and collect "good faith deposits from people." Pohakea is one of the peaks in the Honoʻuliʻuli area you drive right past it everytime you drive on Kunia Road. Last night as I sang "Hopoe" at the foot of Pohakea I cried and at times couldnʻt sing the rigth words because as I could clearly see destruction co
We spent last night with a beautiful community of Paniolo who live in the lands of Pohakea. Pohakea is in great need of our protection at this time. Campbell Estates are in the process of selling lands of Pohakea and surrounding acreage which will emcompass 854 acres to C&C Farms LLC. The sale hasnʻt been completed yet and C&C Farms LLC have already started to sell parcels and collect "good faith deposits from people." Pohakea is one of the peaks in the Honoʻuliʻuli area you drive right past it everytime you drive on Kunia Road. Last night as I sang "Hopoe" at the foot of Pohakea I cried and at times couldnʻt sing the rigth words because as I could clearly see destruction co
Is Hawaiian Archaeology Really Hawaiian?
Click here to read a 2007 presentation from the Society for American Archaeology Conference in SanDiego.
Click here to read a 2007 presentation from the Society for American Archaeology Conference in SanDiego.
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