[Entire Issue]
National Park Service. 1998. [Entire Issue]. CRM (Cultural Resources Management). 21(8):1-60
Contents: ANOTHER VIEW FROM HAWAI'I Another View from Hawai'i—Cultural Continuities and Discontinuities in the Asia-Pacific Region Preserving Hawaii's Heritage—Who Makes It Happen? Waik'k—Where the Past Collides with the Future Keeping Kaimuk—Making Main Street Work M'lama o M'noa—Preserving a Historic Residential Community Hawai'i—The Crossroads of the Pacific The Australian Approach to Heritage Precinct Revitalization Re-Creating the Urban Landscape of Modern Korea Integrated Community Development and Cultural Heritage Site-Preservation in Asia/Pacific through Local Effort (LEAP) Hula—Hawaii's Own Dance Hawaii—Never Easier to Sell Book Reviews A New Kind of Plantation—The Polynesian Cultural Center Plantation Housing in Hawaii Incorporating the Plantation into 21st Century Hawaii Hawaii's Early Plantation Heritage The Uchida Coffee Farm in Kona, Hawaii Historic Preservation in the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Cultural Heritage Management of Unexploded Ammunition Managing Cultural Resources in a Multi-Use Area Interpreting Women's History Work at Angkor Continues University of Hawaii 1997 Summer Field School—Kalaupapa, Moloka'i ALSO IN THIS ISSUE Buckminster Fuller Dome The Battle of the Marquee 1998 Summer Field School Saving Asia's Historic Cities Meeting in the Freely Associated States of Micronesia Maritime Archaeology Certificate The East-West Center/University of Hawaii Program in Cambodian Heritage—An Update
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- Journal Article
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- National Park Service
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- HIST , KAHO , KALA , PUHE
- Keywords
- Cultural Resources