Story: Tribal organisation All images & media From page 1 – The significance of iwi and hapū A Māori meeting Welcome onto the marae, 1880s European depiction of a pā From page 2 – How iwi and hapū emerged A meeting of chiefs Maketū The anchor of the Tainui canoe From page 3 – How iwi and hapū were named The ancestor Awanuiarangi Hapū named after women How the tribe Te Aupōuri got their name From page 4 – Whānau An extended family cultivate kūmara Whānau eating together From page 5 – Social rank The chief Nohorua with his wife and son Chiefs of Ngāti Tūwharetoa and Ngāti Whātua Carved self-portrait by Raharuhi Rukupō From page 6 – The history of Māori social organisation A waiata about musket warfare The sale of Lake Wairarapa, 1896 Te Āti Awa of Taranaki tribal meeting Auckland’s Radio Waatea
