 I'm Ka, and so this is part of our culture and our heritage, and this is a really monumental moment for us to have the sacred rock return and brought here to where it can rest finally and be back with its people. Dias says this is part of a much broader movement. We can look at it as a sense of closure, as we have closed out this understanding and idea of the colonial mentality, of where we just, we take. And now we're opening a new chapter where we are rematriating.