Pili i Ke Kanaka - Kēhau Abad

February 16, 3:00pm - 3:00pm
Mānoa Campus, Zoom

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As modern science catches up with the Kumulipo (and other amazing moʻolelo and moʻokūʻauhau from lāhui worldwide), and as the history of humanity and our honua becomes better understood, the incredible depth of ʻikena encoded in the Kumulipo continues to reveal itself. This presentation explores what the haku mele of the Kumulipo have to say regarding the current hot debates in the scientific community around the Younger Dryas and worldwide cataclysms. (Spoiler alert: There’s a lot more in the Kumulipo than a description of a flood.)

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Hui ʻĀina Pilipili, Mānoa Campus

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12:00pm	Brown Bag Biography with D. Kauwila Mahi Mānoa Campus, Biomed B-104 & Zoom
1:00pm	Study Abroad Info Meeting - Year in Kobe, Japan Mānoa Campus, Moore 155A or Zoom
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2:00pm	Tropical Medicine Final Oral Defense Mānoa Campus, MEB 315, https://hawaii.zoom.us/j/96861715430
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3:00pm	Anthropology Colloquium Spring 2023 Series Mānoa Campus, Moore Hall 258
3:00pm	Pili i Ke Kanaka - Kēhau Abad Mānoa Campus, Zoom
4:00pm	Book Talk: Mari Yoshihara: Unpredictable Agents Mānoa Campus, In Person - Hamilton Library Room 306 or Zoom - Register below
7:00pm	AAUW Movie Night Mānoa Campus, Virtual on Zoom