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A Place of Refuge

January 23, 2010
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Hale o Keawe once housed the sacred bones of departed chiefs (Photo Courtesy USGS).

Chiefs, warriors, commoners and law breakers all found Pu‘uhonua o Honaunau to truly be a “Place of Refuge.” Learn about this all-important site on today’s audio podcast.

Click on the play button below, or better yet, subscribe to our regular podcasts by clicking on the “RSS Feed” icon on the right sidebar. Mahalo nui loa for following your National Parks of the Pacific Islands!

Click Play Button To Listen!!!

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