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Hawaii national park gets land where ancient villages stood

Summary by Ground News
Trust for Public Land, a national nonprofit land preservation group, transferred ownership of Pohue Bay and surrounding land to the National Park Service. Most of the coastline where the bay is located is made of ancient lava flows, black rock and sea cliffs that dart out into the ocean. The area is also culturally significant because it has remains of ancient Hawaiian villages, petroglyphs, burial sites.

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