Recognizing the fiftieth anniversary of the restoration of Ahuena Heiau and affirming its role in Hawaii's history.
This bill recognizes the fiftieth anniversary of the restoration of Ahuena Heiau, a significant religious and political site in Hawaii's history. The restoration, completed in 1977, returned the site to its appearance during the time of Kamehameha the Great. The bill highlights the contributions of various community members, scholars, and cultural practitioners in the restoration effort. It also acknowledges the site's importance in Hawaiian governance, spirituality, and culture, and expresses appreciation to those who have preserved and maintained the site.
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