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Cultural Surveys Hawai‘i Job Code: HALEA 2Table of ContentsManagement Summary ............................................................................................................ iSection 1 Introduction ............................................................................................................. 11.1 PROJECT BACKGROUND.................................................................................................................11.2 SCOPE OF WORK ............................................................................................................................11.3 ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING............................................................................................................21.3.1 Natural Setting ........................................................................................................................21.3.2 Built Setting............................................................................................................................5Section 2 Methods .................................................................................................................... 62.1 DOCUMENTARY RESEARCH ...........................................................................................................62.2 COMMMUNITY CONSULTATION.....................................................................................................6Section 3 Traditional and Historic Background ................................................................... 73.1 TRADITIONAL ACCOUNTS OF HALEAKALĀ ...................................................................................93.1.1 Legends of the Demi-god Māui as Related to Haleakalā......................................................143.1.1.1 A Description of the Demi-god Māui by Kalakaua (1888) ............................................................................ 143.1.1.2 Stories Collected by Taylor (1870) ................................................................................................................ 153.1.1.3 Legends Collected by Fornander (1919) ........................................................................................................ 163.1.2 Legends of the Goddess Pele as Related to Haleakalā .........................................................173.1.2.1 The Arrival of Pele in Hawai‘i by Kalakaua (1888)....................................................................................... 173.1.2.2 Pele Legends Collected by Fornander (1919) ................................................................................................ 183.1.2.3 Pele Legends Collected by Westervelt (1916) ............................................................................................... 183.1.2.4 A Description of the Powers of Pele by William Ellis (1826)........................................................................ 183.1.2.5 A Description of Pele’s Journey to Hawai‘i by Forbes .................................................................................. 213.1.3 Other Traditional Descriptions of Haleakalā ........................................................................213.1.3.1 A Description of the ‘Ua‘u Bird in Kalakaua (1888) ..................................................................................... 223.1.3.2 Haleakalā in Mele [music] and Oli [chants]................................................................................................... 243.2 PRE-CONTACT SETTING...............................................................................................................243.3 EARLY HISTORIC ERA TO THE LATE-1800’S. ..............................................................................253.3.1 An Expedition by Missionaries William Richards, Lorrin Andrews and Jonathan S. Greento the Summit of Haleakalā (1828).....................................................................................................253.3.2 The U.S. Navy Exploration of Haleakalā by Cmdr. Charles Wilkes (1841) ........................273.3.3 Government Survey of Haleakalā by William DeWitt Alexander (1869)............................283.3.4 An Ascent of Haleakalā by C.F. Gordon Cumming (1881)..................................................293.3.5 U.S. Geological Survey of Haleakalā by Clarence E. Dutton (1883)...................................303.4 THE PROJECT AREA IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY .....................................................................323.4.1 Geological Survey by Harold T. Stearns (1942)...................................................................323.4.2 Military Use of the Haleakalā National Park........................................................................33Section 4 Archaeological Research....................................................................................... 364.1 FIRST ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF HALEAKALĀ BY EMORY (1921) ......................................364.1.1 Haleakalā Group ...................................................................................................................364.1.2 Pu‘u Naue Group ..................................................................................................................374.1.3 Burial Ahu in Kamoa O Pele.................................................................................................374.1.4 Halāli‘i Group.......................................................................................................................384.1.5 Pa Pua‘a o Pele Group ..........................................................................................................39APPENDIX F (2): Supplemental Cultural Impact Assessment For the Proposed AdvancedTechnology Solar Telescope (ATST) at Haleakalā High Altitude ObservatoriesiiiTMK (2) 2-2-07:008
Cultural Surveys Hawai‘i Job Code: HALEA 24.1.6 Hanakauhi Group..................................................................................................................404.1.7 Mamani Group......................................................................................................................404.1.8 Kihapi‘ilani Road..................................................................................................................414.1.9 “Dante’s Inferno” Group ......................................................................................................414.1.10 Keahuokaholo Group..........................................................................................................414.1.11 The ‘Ō‘Ō Group .................................................................................................................424.1.12 Keonehe‘ehe‘e Trail Group ................................................................................................424.1.13 Wai Kapalaoa Shelters........................................................................................................424.1.14 Hunter’s Cave Terraces ......................................................................................................434.1.15 Lā‘ie Group.........................................................................................................................434.2 OTHER ARCHAEOLOGICAL STUDIES............................................................................................43Section 5 Scoping Meetings and Section 106 Testimony .................................................... 455.1 ANALYSIS AND SUMMARY OF PUBLIC TESTIMONIES AND FORMAL LETTERS ............................835.1.1 Opposition to the Proposed Advanced Technology Solar Telescope (ATST) .....................835.1.2 Support for Proposed Advanced Technology Solar Telescope (ATST)...............................835.2 PETITIONS SUPPORTING AND OPPOSING ATST ...........................................................................845.2.1 Cultural Implications of Petitions.........................................................................................86Section 6 Community Contacts and Consultations............................................................. 876.1 SUMMARIES OF INFORMAL INTERVIEWS .....................................................................................946.1.1 Ms. Wallette Pelegrino .........................................................................................................946.1.2 Mr. Leslie Kuloloio ..............................................................................................................946.1.3 Mr. Hinano Rodrigues ..........................................................................................................956.1.4 Mr. Brian Jenkins..................................................................................................................956.1.5 Ms. Roselle Bailey................................................................................................................956.1.6 Mr. Charlie Lindsey..............................................................................................................966.1.7 Dr. Alan Kaufman ................................................................................................................966.1.8 Mr. Stanly H. Ki‘ope Raymond............................................................................................966.1.9 Mr. Sam Ka‘ai ......................................................................................................................976.1.10 Mr. Kawika Davidson.........................................................................................................976.1.11 Mr. Timothy Bailey ............................................................................................................976.2 KAHIKINUI HOMESTEAD COMMUNITY MEETING........................................................................996.2.1 Mr. Norman Abihai...............................................................................................................996.2.2 Ms. C. Mikahala Kermabon..................................................................................................996.2.3 Mr. Quintin Kiili.................................................................................................................1006.2.4 Mr. Aimoku Pali and Mrs. Lehua Pali................................................................................1006.2.5 Mr. Earl Mo Moler .............................................................................................................1006.2.6 Ms. Donna Sterling.............................................................................................................1006.2.7 Ms. Chad Newman .............................................................................................................1006.3 MAUI COMMUNITY COLLEGE (MCC)-HAWAIIAN STUDIES PROGRAM.....................................1016.3.1 Kama‘āina, Student.............................................................................................................1016.3.2 Ms.Cheynne Sylva..............................................................................................................1016.3.3 Mr. Walter Kozik................................................................................................................1016.3.4 Ms. Kathleen Zwick............................................................................................................101Section 7 Traditional Cultural Practices............................................................................ 1027.1 GATHERING FOR PLANT RESOURCES.........................................................................................1027.2 TRADITIONAL HAWAIIAN SITES ................................................................................................103APPENDIX F (2): Supplemental Cultural Impact Assessment For the Proposed AdvancedTechnology Solar Telescope (ATST) at Haleakalā High Altitude ObservatoriesTMK (2) 2-2-07:008iv
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