Hawaii Artifact dispute question? NEW UPDATE Page 5 - General Tiki

K Kawentzmann Member Berlin, Germany Joined: Mar 28, 2002 Posts: 254	K Kawentzmann Posted posted on Fri, Aug 27, 2004 3:49 AM On 2004-04-15 17:34, Geeky Tiki wrote: In 1,000 years, if they find some unmarked and forsaken white man graveyard near LA, if I were around then, I'd say, "Fine, let's check it out." What if the grave is only 200 years old? Being an atheist myself I rather think about the land that was taken by the missionaries, than about spiritual artifacts. I see those for their cultural aspects, and in this respect they should be displayed in european museums as Picasso paintings in hawaiian ones. But I haven’t taken the time to read the article yet… So, I might add more here. KK

On 2004-04-15 17:34, Geeky Tiki wrote:

In 1,000 years, if they find some unmarked and forsaken white man graveyard near LA, if I were around then, I'd say, "Fine, let's check it out."

What if the grave is only 200 years old?
Being an atheist myself I rather think about the land that was taken by the missionaries, than about spiritual artifacts. I see those for their cultural aspects, and in this respect they should be displayed in european museums as Picasso paintings in hawaiian ones.

But I haven’t taken the time to read the article yet…
So, I might add more here.

Post #110605 by Kawentzmann on Fri, Aug 27, 2004 3:49 AM