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Kuliʻouʻou Cave Dr. Emory

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Title Number00204022PurposeCataloger Supplied TitleSummaryThe raw footage on this tape was shot on location at Kuliʻouʻou cave, a site at which Dr. Kenneth Pike Emory had dug and found artifacts. The cave is also the site from where the first tattooing needles and charcoal used for radio carbon dating Polynesian history came. Also includes an interview with Margarete, Dr. Emory's wife, about how she assisted in his field work and interpretation. Melanie Coates assists Dr. Emory in the cave and interviews Margarete.

This video may contain some minor audio and visual imperfections due to the deterioration of the original videotape. Every effort has been made to provide the best possible copy.MediumMoving ImageSub-mediumVideotapeCollectionKevin CoatesParent CollectionHawaiʻi

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SubjectAntiquitiesHawaiiansPolynesiansOʻahu

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LanguageEnglishColorBlack and WhiteSoundYesDuration00:33:32Preservation Supported ByOffice of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA)

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