Māori Historical Figures and Rituals

Date1859-1944, 1960, 1972, 1978, 1983Reference NumberTAY-0025SummaryThis series showcases key figures, spiritual movements, and cultural spaces central to Māori history and identity.Main Body

E PA TOU HAU, [n.d.]
THE LATE HENRY MATTHEW STOWELL, 1859-1944
HAUHAUISM, [n.d.]
TE RAUPARAHA, March 1960
TE AO-MARAMA, THURSDAY 14 SEPTEMBER 1972
A PLACE OF RITUAL ON THE WESTERN SHORES OF LAKE TAUPO, 22 December 1983
REV. MOHI TUREI, [n.d.]
WAIKATO MUSEUM OF ART AND HISTORY, [n.d.]
HUI MARAE MŌ NGĀ KAI-TOHU MEI, 1978
MĀORI LAND, [n.d.]
Proverbs from Shortland Trad & Sup., [n.d.]
Te Whānau a Apanui, [n.d.]
No 99 4, [n.d.]

CreatorHerbert John TaylorLevelSeriesExtent1 folder of hand-written notes and loose pagesLanguageEnglishMāoriRequest AccessArchives request form

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Subject (keywords)Māori -- History

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