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Articles abd reports on Pacific archaeology.
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Some years ago, Maori in the south of New Zealand had a lifestyle quite distinct from their northern cousins, and different experiences of contact with Europeans. This book provides an insight into those times, covering the period 1650-1850, and focusing on Maori history from Mar ...
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Bringing together a group of scholars of Pacific archaeology, this work is designed as both an up-to-date and wide-ranging survey and as a festschrift for museum archaeologist Janet Davidson, until recently based at The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa.
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Journalist and researcher Herries Beattie worked with Southern Maori for almost fifty years and produced many books. With a strong sense that traditional knowledge needed to be recorded, in 1920 he interviewed people from Foveaux Strait to North Canterbury and from Nelson and Wes ...
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Brings together the entire field of moa-related research, some 150 years of enquiry.
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Prodigious Birds brings together the entire field of moa-related research, some 150 years of enquiry.
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The Fiji Islands were first settled 3000 years ago during the migration of the Lapita people, and this volume is a comprehensive work on the early culture and environment of the archipelago.
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Several years ago, Maori in the south of New Zealand had a lifestyle quite distinct from their northern cousins, and different experiences of contact with Europeans. This book provides an insight into those times, covering the period 1650-1850, and focusing on Maori history from ...
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The body of the book is the unpublished history of Ngai Tahu written by Hugh Carrington in the 1930s.
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