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Hawaiian Studies: Friday 5/22 Kona

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Hawaiian Studies: Friday 5/22 Kona

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happy Friday I am in a Kona District or some of you guys might know it as Waikiki or downside of kona District stretches from Coolio all the way to so today I have a very special friend here with me can you tell us your name I live here in Yahoo Cloud hello and I'm a full-time student at uh Manoa so you guys probably noticed this is very very same as a landmark behind I see it when you're swimming in Waikiki or you see it you coming in on a plane from wherever you're coming from can you tell us about this very same as Landmark please because I'm sure it is a dormant volcano and it's also no the telephone it got its name Diamond Head in 1825 when British Sailors thought that they had discovered diamonds in the sand near the base of the Hill until they named it Diamond Hill which was later changed to Diamond Head have you learned to say that they made it was they weren't actually Diamond but they were calcite crystals which resemble diamonds but they were just worthless tell us the ancient Asher is so Des Mones traditional name is Li Ahi it might also be written as layout he lie meaning brow and hockey referring to yellow tuna so the name translates to the brow of the tuna and if you look at The Ridges of the top-tier they resemble the dorsal fin so that's how the mountain got its name B12 if you guys didn't know that about Diamond Head now you guys know and we're here out in the corner District again and we'll see you guys later

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