More than 130 people joined us on December 10, 2021 for a presentation and panel discussion with Senior Archaeologist Lokelani Brandt of ASM Affiliates, Professor Kerri Inglis, and students from the University of Hawai‘i at Hilo History Department. View the video replay below to hear the inspiring discussion sharing the context, process, and purpose of the Story Map, along with reflections from the students themselves. You can also view the story map, Ua Hilo ‘ia i ke Aho a ke Aloha – Braided with the cords of love, Held in the bond of affection, by clicking the button below. We are excited to present the Hilo Story Map and share the beauty, magic, and history of Hilo. View the Hilo Story Map! Sharing the Multilayered History of Hilo from the Wailuku to Wailoa River Presentation and Panel Discussion When: Friday, December 10, 2021 Time: 12:00-1:15 PM Where: Virtual (via Zoom) Cost: Free, registration required Historic Hawai‘i Foundation is excited to continue our Story Map Series! Historic Hawai‘i Foundation has partnered with Cultural Surveys Hawai‘i, the University of Hawai‘i at Hilo, History Department, ASM Affiliates, and Lyman Museum to create the Hilo Story Map. Students from UH Hilo are contributing to the research and content of the map as part of course curriculum under the direction of History Professor Kerri Inglis. In addition, three student interns are contributing research, contextual essays, and photography. In celebration of the launch of the Hilo Story Map on December 10th, we are thrilled to host a presentation and panel discussion with archaeologist Lokelani Brandt, Professor Inglis, and a student panel. The discussion will share the context, process, and purpose of [...]