^INTRODUCTION                                              

^{Background                                                                              • 1}

^{Project Setting: A Cultural Landscape                                • 1}

^{Overview: Study Guidelines and Presentation                  • 3}

^{Oral History Interviews and Consultation Records}

^{of the Mauna Kea Study                                                          • 4}

^{Archival Research                                                                   • 5}

^{Study Background                                                                     • 6}

^{Development of the Oral History-Consultation Program  • 7}

^{Interview Methodology                                                            • 10}

 

^{Overview of Information Recorded}

^{Through Interviews and Consultation                                   • 11}

^{Heiau (Ceremonial Sites) and Spiritual Significance        • 14}

^{Trails and Access                                                                        • 16}

^{Burial Practices and Sites                                                         • 18}

^{Waiau                                                                                              • 19}

^{Keanakâko‘i (or Kaluakâko‘i) - Adze Quarries                   • 22}

^{Landscape                                                                                       • 23}

^{Development                                                                                  • 25}

 

^{Cultural Attachment - Cultural Properties and Practices in the lives  f Hawaiian Practitioners                                                  • 27}

^{Cultural Assessment                                                                     • 27}

 

^{Overview of Recommendations Made by Interviewees}

^{and Consultation Participants                                                 • 34}

 

^{REFERENCES CITED}                                                          • 36

^TABLES

^{Table 1. Interviewee Background                                          • 12}

^{Table 2a. Traditional Cultural Properties                          • 29}

^{Table 2b. Traditional and Customary Cultural Practices • 32}

^{Table 2c. Contemporary Cultural Practices                          • 33}

 

^{ILLUSTRATIONS}

^{Figure 1. Mauna Kea, Island of Hawai‘i}

^{(with Districts of Hilo, Hâmâkua and Kohala)                  • 2}

^{Figure 2. Annotated Interview Map (Showing Approximate}

^{Locations of Sites Referenced During Interviews)       • at end of study}

^{Figure 3. Mauna Kea Oral History Study List of General Questions                                                                                                           • 8}

^{Figure 4. Public Notice of Undertaking of Oral History Study}

^{and Request for Input                                                                 • 10}

 

^APPENDICES

^{Appendix A: Mauna Kea Oral History Interview Transcripts}

^{and Release of Interview Transcripts                                                • A-1}

^{(with an Index to Selected Subjects Discussed}

^{in the Oral History Interviews)}

^{Appendix B: Mauna Kea Oral History Study}

^{and Consultation - Contact Log                                                       • B-1}

^{Appendix C: Excerpts of Information Recorded as a Part of the}

^{Mauna Kea Advisory Committee Public Hearings                 • C-1}

^{Appendix D: Mauna Kea - An Overview of Archival}

^{and Historical Documentary Research                                         • D-1}

^{Appendix E: Limited Overview of the Hawai‘i Loa Traditions • E-1}

  

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