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Cultural Significance: <br />• Extensive archaeological evidence points to centuries of use by Hawaiians for <br />habitation, agriculture, burials, and religious ceremonies. <br />• Sites like the Kaulanui Heiau, h6lua slides, numerous burials, and potential <br />ceremonial structures stand as testaments to this deep cultural value. <br />• An archaeological survey by ASM Affiliates recommends preserving the property <br />due to the presence of significant cultural resources. <br />• The area is likely accessed by cultural practitioners for ongoing practices, as <br />suggested by the presence of a wooden lele (altar). <br />Community Support: <br />Public acquisition of the land would ensure its preservation for future <br />generations. <br />Educational programs highlighting the historical and cultural importance can be <br />developed in collaboration with: <br />o Ala Kahakai National Historic Trail Association: Their mission aligns <br />with respecting the past and educating future generations. A trail <br />connection could be established through the property, <br />