Story: Papatūānuku – the land All images & media From page 1 – The importance of Papatūānuku ‘Papatūānuku – the rhythm of the land’ Papatūānuku in the landscape From page 2 – Papatūānuku – the earth mother Creation story pare (lintel) Papatūānuku’s children Hineahuone and Tāne From page 3 – Women and land Pregnant woman Ruawehea’s territory ‘Te Kura-o-Tauninihi no. 2’ From page 4 – Whenua – the placenta Ipu whenua Welcome at Kāwhia Joseph Filemu, Pukerua Bay From page 5 – Tūrangawaewae – a place to stand Pirongia mountain Māhinaarangi wharenui (meeting house) Mt Hikurangi From page 6 – Birth from the earth – being indigenous Hinepūkohurangi and Te Maunga Tararua Range Tamatekapua whare rūnanga (meeting house) From page 7 – Stories of people and land Te Waihora (Lake Ellesmere) Geothermal features Rangitoto Island Te Mata Peak From page 8 – Whakapapa and kaupapa Origins of trees Roimata toroa pattern Genealogy of the universe Māui and his grandfather Calling mourners at a tangi From page 9 – Loss of land Waiting for the land court Waves rolling in
