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Contains two reports discussing Huilua Fishpond in Kahana Bay, Koʻolauloa, Oʻahu, detailing its early descriptions, caretakers, characteristics, and local accounts. Includes visual aids.

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Contains two reports on fish farming technology specific to Heʻeia Fishpond in Oʻahu, discussing its historical significance, neglect, and recommendations for restoration. Delves into the relationship between fishponds and Hawaiian values, legends, genealogies, and stewardship associated with Heʻeia, accompanied by relevant documents and illustrations.

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"Contains a report describing the traditional and historical background of the region, early population, early visitors to Kawaihae, information on Waimea, and related figures.

IMPORTANT*–Previously scanned in 2022; however, NO accessible copies on UHM library site. "

Overview

Contains a report on land use in Luluku, Kaneʻohe, Koʻolaupoko, Oʻahu, detailing land commission awards, kuleana awards in Luluku, commercial agriculture in Kaneʻohe, cultural traditions, interview notes with residents, and discussion and conclusions. Includes supplemental tables and an email receipt to the Acting Division Administrator, Mr. N. L. Arthur, from Marion Kelly.

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Contains three separate draft reports discussing the Kona, Hawaiʻi region.

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Consists of a narrative history of Pelekunu Valley, including discovery and settlement, 20th Century History, Pelekunu Site Descriptions by John F.G. Stokes, Conclusions and Recommendations, a Halawa Valley ʻIli List, and maps and photos to accompany the above mentioned materials.

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Consists of information on Molokaʻi as being a special island, its Population, its Knowledge Systems attributed to Kupuna, Education and the Hawaiian Language, Education and Hawaiian History, Hawaiians and the Land, Hula Dancing and Chanting, Canoe Paddling, Quilt Designs, Medicine and Herbs, and References.

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Contains reports regarding Japanese and other foreign investments in Hawaiʻi. Additionally includes the Multilateral Agreements on Investments (MAI) and Dynamics of Abuse against Native Hawaiians. [NOTE: One of the reports are from Marion Kellyʻs contributions to "Social Processes in Hawaiʻi" (1994, Vol.35)].

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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...

Scope and Contents Contains a Report On Kīholo Fishing Village And Chiefʻs Residence, How Twin Chiefs Made History, Unifying Control Over The Islands, Fishponds Of Kekaha, Abundance Of Food From Fishponds, Descriptions Of Kīholo Fishpond, Lava Flowing From Mauna Loa In The 1850s, Water Scarcity In Kekaha, The Cave Of Waiokeanalele, The Hind Family At Puʻuwaʻawaʻa, The Land Act Of 1895, Salt-Making At Waiaʻelepī, Kiawe And Lehua Honey, Small Land-Parcel Purchases, Leases And Purchases Mapped, Trails Of Kekaha,...

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Contains two report regarding a History of Change in Kāneʻohe and The Impact of Land Use on Kāneʻohe Bay. Includes supplemental paper on Results of the Kuleana Act in 1850, a brief paragraph on a prisoner of water compound at Kaneʻohe Bay, and a portion of an interview regarding the Kaneʻohe Rice Mill.

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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.