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Contains a statement concerning the stones of Makaliʻi Valley, Maunawili, Kailua, as well as its historical connections to Native Hawaiian deities.

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Contains a list of artifacts selected for the Molokai exhibit. Includes correspondence and evaluation of cultural persistence and continuity among Native Hawaiians on Molokai.

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Contains a newspaper detailing a front page story from Marion Kelly about a series of forums on Hawaiian Sovereignty through the Hawaiʻi Committee for the Humanities. The newspaper is supplemented with additional stories from other scholars and community members. Additionally contains a report on dynastic incest during a pre-Christian Hawaiʻi.

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Contains a comprehensive report on the historical land use in Kona, Hawaiʻi, detailing registered Kuleana Land Claims, Garden Land Area and Zones, Crop Distribution, and the Kona Field System, among other topics. Accompanied by photos, sketches, maps, and tables, along with an additional report featuring an interview with Joseph Gomes, details on Louis Claude de Saulses de Freycinet in Kona and Kohala in 1819, and early visitor descriptions.

Overview "Contains testimony discussing the exploitation of natural resources due to the erasure of traditional Hawaiian systems, the rise of capitalism, and the inadequate language in DLNR proposal to protect the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Additionally calls for stronger protections to respect and revive the cultural and environmental importance of these lands, emphasizing their inseparability. IMPORTANT* – Includes hand-written notes and an email receipt from KAHEA, The Hawaiian...

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Contains notes from the history of Makua Valley. Includes brief information on cultivation, fishing, heiau, kuleana lands, and the overall landscape prior to military takeover.

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Contains two versions of a presentation given at the 10th Pacific Science Inter-Congress in Guam regarding the history and stages of colonialism in Hawaiʻi. [NOTE: Two versions are kept due to differences of passages.]

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Contains a report detailing several aspects of "custom and tradition" that influenced the Public access Shoreline Hawaiʻi (PASH) Decision in 1995. Includes an additional report that traces the historical context of traditional and customary rights in the laws of Hawaiʻi, as well as a single correspondence.

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Contains a brief speech describing the historic layout of Pauoa Valley in O'ahu, particularly from the accounts of two people during the mid 1900s. Includes supplemental material arguing for the development of an elderly care facility in the Valley, as well as handwritten notes from Marion Kelly.

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Contains a speech discussing her findings in Kona during the making of the report, "Nā Mala o Kona: Gardens of Kona. A History of Land Use in Kona, Hawaiʻi." The speech was given at the Kona Outdoor Circle Education Center and Sadie Seymour Botanical Gardens.

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Contains a speech delivered at the Hawaiian Civic Clubs Convention stressing the vital role of grassroots organizations like the Hawaiian Civic Clubs in historic land preservation, particularly in light of State and Federal inadequacies.

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Contains a report considering Hawaiian values and the need to unite and build an environment that aligns with those values. Includes a handwritten note.

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Contains a report describing the importance of preserving Hawaiian values so as to preserve a thriving Hawaiʻi for future generations.