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Comm 25-020 re Sugg. 25-01
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Comm. 25-020 <br />INTRODUCTION <br />PROJECT AREA DESCRIPTION <br />At the request of the land owner, Timothy Eden, Scientific Consultant Services, Inc. <br />(SCS) has prepared this Burial Treatment Plan (13TP) for burial Site 50-10-45-19014 <br />partially located on a 0.217607-acre parcel [TMK: (3 )- I-5-063:043 J NEM - <br />ANNs�10 MEM■=IN■ANN INS� <br />= S The site is significant under Criteria C, D and F, as outlined in I-lawai'i <br />Administrative Rules §13-284-6(b), and will be preserved in accordance with the <br />preservation measures detailed in this plan. <br />parcel is being considered for the construction of a single family residence. <br />PHYSICAL SETTING <br />■INECOMINE■ �■ <br />■�ISM INMI■GEM11M <br />INS r ■ � <br />■== <br />ONEMEM <br />HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL CONTEXTS <br />Initial settlement of the high I lawaiian Islands is believed to have occurred along <br />the wetter and more fertile windward coasts where conditions were optimal for marine <br />and terrestrial exploitation along lines followed previously in Easteni Polynesia. This <br />exploitation involved inshore and pelagic fishing, gathering shellfish from the shore and <br />strand, plant and animal husbandry, and the utilization of natural terrestrial flora and <br />fauna (Kirsh and Kelly 1975; Pearson et al. 1971; Kirch 1985). The pattern of this early <br />settlement is thought to have consisted of widely spaced, permanent home bases that <br />4 <br />
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