Rhetorical question, but why do you keep lying about this? There was a basalt quarry on Mauna Kea and Kahoolawe. The quarry on Mauna Kea was at the 12,000 foot level, almost 2000 feet below the summit. The entire top of Mauna Kea was an ANCESTRAL BURIAL GROUND, only for the ali'i, kahuna and koa (warriors). The summit of Mauna Kea is not *sacred*. The word *sacred* pertains to a jew-god that was supposed to have walked around in Israel which made those places 'sacred' (actually 'sacred' due to Constantine's mother). In case you haven't noticed, one of the 'sacred' spots, the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem, is a flashpoint for all out nuclear warfare in the Middle East, if any of the jew-god believers thinks any of the other jew-god believers 'desecrate' the Rock.  Mauna Kea is not 'sacred', it is kapu.  It is kapu for maka'ainana to even talk about it. The basalt quarry wasn't open to the maka'ainana, and they would have been executed if found there without permission. Kapu, not sacred.