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Searching For Our Tupuna Schools Stories Home Living Heritage

searching For Our Tupuna Schools Stories Home Living Heritage
searching For Our Tupuna Schools Stories Home Living Heritage

Searching For Our Tupuna Schools Stories Home Living Heritage They found well worn paths with hundreds of kumara pits dotted along the cliff tops forming a huge fortress. they wondered about the people who had lived there. so they visited their local marae, kaka porowini and listened to the stories told by their kaumatua about the carvings and tukutuku panels. these are their stories. Here is rahiri. he is an ancestor and ancestors are good to know. i wish we all knew our ancestors properly it would be cool as. but we didn't get a chance to know them. he is dead that's sad. he has a cool ta moko on his face. by trent. about this site. accessibility. legal and privacy statement.

Rahiri searching for Our tupuna schools stories home livingођ
Rahiri searching for Our tupuna schools stories home livingођ

Rahiri Searching For Our Tupuna Schools Stories Home Livingођ Children of our area began an inquiry to find out more about the ancestors of the place they live. they found many of the stories told on the marae were not written down but carved into the meeting house and designs of the tukutuku panels. research led them to kaumatua taipiri munro to listen to the old stories. They found well worn paths with hundreds of kumara pits dotted along the cliff tops forming a huge fortress. they wondered about the people who had lived there. so they visited their local marae, kaka porowini and listened to the stories told by their kaumatua about the carvings and tukutuku panels. these are their stories. Home searching for our tupuna. manaia and his love; ahuaiti rahiri's wife; rahiri; maui and the sun; the fire woman; reipe and reitu: the story of whangarei; waiata of whangarei; our team; references and acknowledgements; research process; learning outcomes. Home, finally. the remains of 64 tūpuna and karāpuna (ancestors), at a ceremony at te papa early this month. most of the kōiwi were stolen by the notorious austrian grave robber andreas reischek and had been held for more than a century in the natural history museum in vienna. hundreds more remain in museums around the world.

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