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Contains a compilation of Commission Awards and claimants of Kuleana Land in Halawa Valley, Molokai, along with background history on Halawa Valley and Puʻuohoku Ranch, a report on heiau and other significant sites of Halawa Valley and East Molokai, and a summary and conclusion of the area. Also includes an emailed letter from Marion regarding updates to her report sent to Douglas Horne.

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Contains a speech regarding the historical and modern dayracism from which Native Hawaiians suffer from.

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Marion Kelly interviews Harriet Ne, who is a past resident of Pelekunu Valley in Molokai. Harriet shares the meaning of Pelekunu, the layout of the valley, and its dynamic, as shared with residents of other valleys, all from the perspective of her childhood.

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Contains a speech detailing why sovereignty must be at the center of urban planning. Includes an agenda pamphlet of the Hawaiʻi Now: Planning With Diversity Conference, as well as a copied newsletter about the Urban and Regional Planning program at the University of Hawaiʻi.

Scope and Contents Contains information on the history of fishponds in Hawaiʻi, its types, and functions. Includes correspondence regarding a presentation from reports, as well as copied photos with captions and handwritten notes from Marion. Includes fragmented miscellaneous papers pertaining to Hawaiian fishponds. [NOTE: One of the reports, titled "The Hawaiian Fishpond" used to be categorized in a folder concerning Mākena, Maui. There are also two copies of this report, but both are kept because one...

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Contains information on pre and post contact population in Hawaiʻi.

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Contains a brief report discussing the revolts by Hawaiians, both pre-1778 and after the arrival of foreigners.

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Contains a brief opening speech given at the He'eia State Park discussing the historical brevity and background of the day and chosen events, as well as an introduction of various community members including, Lilikala Kameʻeleihiwa, Haunani-Kay Trask, David Stannard, and Mililani Trask.

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Consists of an extensive report on the ahupuaʻa system, from what it was, how it worked, cultivation zones, food production, fishponds, land divisions within ahupuaʻa, discontinuous parcels of land, and independent parcels of land. Includes a glossary of Hawaiian terms used, maps of each island with districts, figures describing the ahupuaʻa system, and a copy of an email from the Environmental Education Specialist at the State of Hawaiʻi.

Overview Consists of an article dealing with two concerns: 1) Establishing the Native Hawaiian land rights by examining the nature of the relationship between the people and the land in Hawaiian times (prior to 1778); 2) Determining the extent to which those rights may have been extinguished as a result of the Great Mahele by examining the background and results of events mid-19th century that changed the traditional relationship between the Hawaiian people and their land, with particular emphasis...

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Contains two presentations on Kawainui fishpond and its ecosystem and history. Includes handwritten notes by Marion Kelly.

Scope and Contents Contains a speech given to the Friends of He'eia State Park regarding the elements that shaped Native Hawaiian attitudes toward their environment and relations with one another, as well as information on Kukuiokane Heiau. Also incorporates three additional speeches by Marion Kelly about a personal anecdote from the Kāneʻohe region, the ahupuaʻa lifestyle, and the restoration of Heʻeia Fishpond. Consists of an agenda of the Heʻeia Ahupuaʻa community forum, and email receipts with the Friends...