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suggest that they arrived more recently. In Te Henua ʻEnana (North
Marquesan) and Te Fenua ʻEnata (South Marquesan) oral history - Aunuʻu is possibly mentioned in Moriori genealogy (23) as Raunuku.6 Kahotu, King of Aunuu, coincides with Kopotu, sixth King of Tonga. Tona-Nui appears in the title of the eighteenth King of Tonga—Havea-Tui Tonga-Nui-i-buibui (N.B.—Modern Tongan for Nui is Lahi). This is their oral history of where their original settlers came from.
561:(December 24, 1919 – August 1, 2002), was twice governor of American Samoa (1985–1989, 1993–1997). The founder of the U.S territory's Democratic Party, he had a long career in the legislature and the judiciary in American Samoa. Governor Lutali was a preservationist who wanted to preserve large areas of the territory's nature. Lutali also worked to preserve American Samoa's ancient sites and historical buildings. He revitalized the Historic Preservation Office.
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Hawaiʻi a few Hawaiʻians left the
Kaimiloa to reside on the Samoan Island Aunuʻu and marrying Samoans. Pa Taua, on the west coast of the village of Aunuʻu, is the site of ruins that were once towers used to hold the four cannons from the Kaimiloa, a Hawaiian Kingdom steamer. The cannons were used by the people of Aunuʻu to repel a canoe fleet invasion and are now on display at the Jean B. Haydon Museum in Pago Pago.
510:. A lake, called "Vaisuakoko", or Blood Lake, is nestled in the island's sprawling crater. Hiking the island is difficult, as it is densely forested and full of thick bushes, with steep cliffs along the south coast. The island has a stretch of red quicksand at Pala Lake, fairly close to the village, and taro swamps behind the village. There is a cove, called "Maʻamaʻa Cove," on the east side of the island.
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cone. The highest point on the crater rim is 310 feet (94 m) above sea level. Within the crater is the Faʻimulivai Marsh, which contains a freshwater pond. The crater is one of the few places in
American Samoa where evidence of the more recent episodes of volcanism can be observed. The eruptions at Aunuʻu occurred at approximately the same time as the volcanism at Leala Shoreline in
567:(/ˈseɪ.aʊ/; SAY-ow; January 19, 1969 – May 2, 2012) was an American professional football player who was a linebacker in the National Football League (NFL). Known for his passionate play, he was a nine-time All-Pro, 12-time Pro Bowl selection, and named to the NFL 1990s All-Decade Team. He was elected posthumously to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2015.
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Boats providing ferry service to and from Aunuʻu may be hired at the boat dock at Auʻasi on
Tutuila. The American Samoa Department of Port Administration maintains facilities at Auʻasi and Aunuʻu but does not track vessel arrival or departure data in either location (C. King 2010b). Aunuʻu is popular
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The island is less than 1 square mile (2.6 km) in area, and around half of that area is a cultivated plain on which Aunuʻu's villages are located. There are several beaches consisting of coral rubble and sand, and sea cliffs. The eastern half of Aunuʻu is rimmed by a geologically recent volcanic
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Aunuʻu is the only place in
American Samoa where taro is cultivated in paddy fields, which occupies about 5 percent of the land. The remaining land is mostly wet and unsuitable for cultivation and is primarily covered by non-edible trees, bushes, shrubs and weeds. Agricultural runoff and erosion do
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1500-900 BCE - The earliest human settlement of the Samoan archipelago is estimated to be around 2900–3500 years before the present (1500-900 BCE). This estimate is based on dating the ancient Lapita pottery shards that are found throughout the islands. The oldest shards found so far have been in
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Marquesas were Polynesians who arrived from West Polynesia. Early attempts to carbon-date evidence from the site suggested they arrived before 100 AD, with other estimates proposing settlement from 600 AD, but several more recent independent studies
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1887 - King David Kalākaua of Havaii sent his ship the
Kaimiloa to Samoa to seek political alliance with another Polynesian nation. On June 15, 1887 the Kaimiloa arrived in Apia Harbor. With the German presence at Apia Harbor, the Kaimiloa trip was nothing more than a visit. Before returning to
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Mulifanua and in Sasoaʻa, Falefa. The oldest archaeological evidence found on the islands of
Polynesia, Samoa and Tonga all date from around that same period, suggesting that the first settlement occurred around the same time in the region as a whole to include Aunuʻu.
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are much older. Aunuʻu Island has the only quicksand area in
American Samoa, and also the territory's only lakes: Pala Lake is just north of the village, and Red Lake is inside the crater. Maʻamaʻa Cove is on the far eastern edge of the crater.
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1877 - In this year war commenced in
Tutuila. High Chief Mauga rebelled against the Government of Tutuila, the Taimua and Pule, where on December 8, 1877 Mauga escaped to Aunuʻu where he was defended by Aunuʻu island warriors from its natural
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Afio Lupega (Lemafa ma Lutali), Susu le Saʻo (Sagale), Afio le Tama-a-aiga (Fonoti), Susu Saʻole o le Maʻopu, Mamalu maia oulua fofoga o le Saʻole (Taufi ma Fuiava), ma le suafa o Gogo Faapea foi le mamalu ia
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not appear to threaten nearshore water quality, as these flow into Pala Lake and the wetlands areas (Pedersen 2000; Tuionoula 2010). Aunuʻu is said to produce the best taro in American Samoa (Best 1992).
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contains the freshwater Faʻamulivai Marsh, the largest such wetland in American Samoa. It was formed from the drainage of the low-lying crater. It is part of a protected
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Tusi faalupega o Tutuila ma Manuʻa / Vaifule Fuluifaga Fausia Sanelivi Pita Mataitusi. This is the official salutation for the Island of Aunuʻu to honor the leaders
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History of Samoa Islands: Supremacy & Legacy of the Malietoa (na Faʻalogo i Ai Samoa)
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American Samoa: 100 Years Under the United States Flag
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Village & Island in American Samoa, United States
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625:Tuʻuʻu, Misilugi Tulifau Tofaeono (2002).
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593: This article incorporates
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893:. Island Heritage. Page 200.
761:. Bess Press. Pages 281–282.
565:Tiaina Baul "Junior" Seau Jr.
857:Moon Handbooks South Pacific
1956:Volcanoes of American Samoa
1223:LBJ Tropical Medical Center
889:Shaffer, Robert J. (2000).
859:. David Stanley. Page 479.
757:Goldin, Meryl Rose (2002).
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836:South Pacific Handbook
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