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Hawaiian DNA in soil atop Mauna Kea?
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TomK, If digging up the remains of a cinder cone that has already been levelled and buried under an observatory decades ago after it becomes decommisioned in 2033, in order to determine human remains, is to what you refer, then yes guilty as charged. If examining the soils around the proposed building site using these same or perhaps perfected genetic test in tge near future is to what you refer, then also guilty as charged. The time travel comment was a joke that seemed to go right over your head. Not so many people to joke about physics with and that would be true on this forum as well.

Carey, if suggesting that a burgeoning area of genetic research published in a respected journal may be applicable to the Mauna Kea dillemna then guilty as charged. Kumu Pono opened doors in 1996, the cinder cones to which I refer got levelled decades before. I was originally talking about open soils with no visual evidence but a number of people have said this was impossible which seems like an assumption based on anachronistic science. But hey one mans assumption is another mans theory.

I support progress but just not at the expense of the Hawaiian Spiritual Community or lower income community. It is such an interesting problem to contemplate how these worlds might work together instead of butting heads like a bunch of old goats. If TK, HOT, and Carey were to represent the Academic Community in an actual town hall with Hawaiians and not mask the smarmy confrontational attitudes behind a computer, I would pay to see it.
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RE: Hawaiian DNA in soil atop Mauna Kea? - by Guest - 05-01-2017, 04:01 AM
RE: Hawaiian DNA in soil atop Mauna Kea? - by ohiagrrl - 05-02-2017, 01:54 PM
RE: Hawaiian DNA in soil atop Mauna Kea? - by Guest - 05-11-2017, 11:53 AM
RE: Hawaiian DNA in soil atop Mauna Kea? - by Guest - 05-11-2017, 11:02 PM
RE: Hawaiian DNA in soil atop Mauna Kea? - by Guest - 05-11-2017, 11:42 PM

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