nā Te Ahukaramū Charles Royal
Among Māori tribes there are many oral traditions about ancient peoples and gods who inhabited New Zealand from the beginning of time. From the gods of the natural world, to the mysterious people of the mountains, to the Polynesian explorer Kupe, stories of the ancestors have been handed down the generations. They are the bedrock of a deep connection with the land.
Te āhua nui: Carving depicting links to Hawaiki, from Te Hono ki Hawaiki marae in Te Papa museum, Wellington
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