Editorial
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06/01/93 12:00 AM
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2
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1
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3
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We can only hope that future volumes of Hawaiian Archaeology are produced in a more timely fashion
and with less pain than Volume 2. Volume 1, our society's pre mier issue, appeared in 1984. Volume
2 was then initiated. An editorial committee accepted papers and began the editing process. After
an initial bout of editing, the papers sat while the editor, Mr. Joseph Kennedy, diligently sought
funding aimed at producing a high-quality journal. A generous grant did eventually come from the
Lawrence Newbold Brown Foundation, and we gratefully apply these re sources to our publication.
Years passed, however, and I suspect that society mem bers began to despair of ever seeing the
promised issue. I decided to re-edit the entire issue and the staff of the Department of
Anthropology, University of Hawaii, assisted in this thankless and tedious task. Time and support
for this work was provided me by an unlikely source, the Max Planck Institute for Human
ogy
in Andechs, Germany. Without an escape from Hawai'i to Bavaria, I doubt
that the days of uninterrupted editing would have been found.
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