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   Tojataxe

   10.07.2019 at 17:44

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   Ko Nga Waiata Maori he mea kohikohi mai, na Sir George Grey. Waiata: Ko te Tau a Hone Heke ki a Kawana, p. Mauriawheawhe, Mauriawheawhe, I hara mai koe, I te Toihau i a Ngawerua, E ko te tangata tuhituhi tara maurea, E rangona nei e au, Purutia mai koia, ' Te tama a Kaweka, kia mau, Aha kia mau, kia mau.
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   Fenrinos

   10.07.2019 at 14:34

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   Te Roopu Raranga Whatu o Aotearoa is represented by an elected board of six members. They work to promote weavers and weaving at national and international level through exhibitions, publications, workshops and art exchanges. The biennial Weavers National Hui is a significant event that attracts weavers from Aotearoa and abroad.
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   Mezirr

   09.07.2019 at 01:57

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   Te Ao Māori denotes the Māori World. While simple in definition, it is rich in meaning and vast in breadth and depth. Together, these three areas will provide you with a broad overview, and hopefully, a better understanding of Māori culture and Māori realities. Source notes: Information in this.
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   Kazilabar

   11.07.2019 at 23:34

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   tangata ki te Ao, e mātau ai hoki ia ki ētahi whainga, ki ētahi tikanga. He mea ako, he mea whangai’ (, p). In short, Royal thinks about Mātauranga Māori as something that helps explain and enlighten us about different aspects of the world around us, and in that process.
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   Mikashura

   12.07.2019 at 23:40

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   Song List - Other Maori songs - Home. When Maori were losing their lands in the s, Wairarapa leader Paora Te Potangaroa extended Te Kooti's moteatea that used the call of the Matuhi "Tui, tui, tuitua" to remind iwi all over the country to unite.
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   Vijar

   15.07.2019 at 19:10

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   Mar 8, - Explore kayegoodall's board "Maori karakia", followed by people on Pinterest. See more ideas about Maori, Te reo maori resources, Maori words pins.
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   Akinoshura

   07.07.2019 at 17:53

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   I muri mai, ko Rangiwhakataetae te rangatira, koia te mokopuna a Te Ihooterangi me te tama a Te Pakuoterangi – ko Tarahau tana ingoa ika-a-whiro nō te whare tūtaua. I rangona te hokinga mai o Te Whakatōhea ki roto o Te Aitanga-a-Māhaki. Ko te whakakitenga o te tohunga matakite, mehemea ka whakatūria he pā i tētahi puke, e kore Te.
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   Dourisar

   10.07.2019 at 23:27

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   Records. by Alan Armstrong. A Treasure Chest of Maori Music Waihirere Maori Club and Larry Adler Kiwi LC-5 12in 33 1–3 r.p.m.. It would be unfair criticism to call this record a rag bag rather than a treasure chest, but certainly it does not do justice to a group with such a high reputation as the Waihirere Maori Club of Gisborne. There is a considerable diversity of material on it, but the.
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   Kit

   09.07.2019 at 05:54

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   The breach between the Raukawa tribe, and the Ngati Mahuta was healed when Te Atairangikaahu, the grand daughter of Te Huaki and Toreheikura, married Tawhia ki te rangi, the son of Te Putu, and the captor of Ngatokowaru. From this union descends the line of Maori Kings, as follows: Ngatokowaru. I Toreheikura. I Te Kara a tai whakaea Te Putu. I I.