The book "traces how archaeology and its concepts have developed in the unique cultural and social milieu of twentieth- and early twenty-first century Hawaii." It covers Hawaii's history from an archaeological perspective: from historical approaches, geography, settlement, various economic aspects to its complex colonial experience. A final chapter discusses the reconciliation of Hawaiian history and archaeology.
The book includes references.
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