Maori Performing Arts
Explore the different forms of Kapa Haka, including poi, haka, and waiata a ringa. Sound, lyrics
and videos are also available.
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E Cards
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Maori Links
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If you are looking for information for a particular rohe (area) of Aotearoa, use this map.
Maori Carving
Information on how to read carving and kowhaiwhai, mediums used, information on pounamu and links to other carving sites.
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Customs /Traditions
Explore the customs and traditions of our people including the concepts of tikanga, marae protocol, tangihanga (funerals), hura kohatu (unveilings), mihi (speeches), pepeha (how to introduce yourself in Maori) and an explanation of the definition and role of kaumatua.
A pictorial journey into our culture
including manu, weapons, tukutuku, plants, traps and music. Brief explanations about each picture is also provided.
Stories of Old
A collection of stories from around the motu starting from creation then moving onto some of the Maui stories. There is also a section on Land as well as general stories including Rona, Kahukura, Hatupatu and Kurangaituku to name a few.
Kura
Set in pre European times, this story follows Kura, who is trained in the Traditional Whare Wananga, or house of esoteric knowledge. Her story takes us into other realms where the patupaiarehe, ponaturi, hapuoneone and many more other beings live.
Maori Language Online
A basic online Maori language course to introduce you to our language as well as links to resources.
Use or Create Resources
Crosswords, multi choice, answer the questions and quizzes online as well as the links to create these.
Maori Images
The Maori Clip Art Gallery is where here you can obtain Clip Art, web art and photos. All images are freely available for download.
Genealogy Club @ maori.org.nz
Information on whakapapa, how to work with whakapapa, resources, indexes, lists of names and links all pertaining to whakapapa - genealogy
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February in Maori History
* First signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840
* British frigate "Carysfort" arrives in Honolulu an.. in 1843
* 150 people occupy the Raglan golf course in 1978
* Te Maori exhibition opened at the Metropolitan Mus.. in 1984
* TOI IHO - the Maori Made Mark and Companion Marks .. in 2001
* British frigate "Carysfort" arrives in Honolulu an.. in 1843
* 150 people occupy the Raglan golf course in 1978
* Te Maori exhibition opened at the Metropolitan Mus.. in 1984
* TOI IHO - the Maori Made Mark and Companion Marks .. in 2001