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Supplemental Cultural Impact Assessment, May 2007
And Taewa Māori (Solanum Tuberosum) to Aotearoa/New Zealand
Legacy – the All Blacks
E. Mervyn Taylor's Prints on Maori Subjects
Analysing the Origin of Māui the Semi-Divine Trickster in Polynesian Mythology*
In Māori Mythology, Tiki Is the First Man Created by Either Tūmatauenga Or Tāne
He Atua, He Tipua, He Tākata Rānei: an Analysis of Early South Island Māori Oral Traditions
The Phenomenon of the Culture Hero in Polynesian Mythological Systems ∗
The Mythology of All Races
Maori Cartography and the European Encounter
SPIRIT and SONG of the MAORI of AOTEAROA {NEW ZEALAND} ANN CLEMENTS “Kei a Te Po Te Timatatanga O Te Waiatatanga Mai a Te Atua
The Ancient Astronomy of Easter Island: the Mamari Tablet Tells (Part 1)
Oceanic Mythology
School of Physical Education, Sport and Exercise Sciences
History of Maori Myth
Leadership in Māori, European Cultures and in the World of Sport
Material Culture of New Zealand
George Grey, 1812 – 1898
Top View
The Forgotten Soundtrack of Maoriland: Imagining the Nation Through Alfred Hill’S Songs for Rewi's Last Stand
Maori Meteors Submission
Legends of Ma-Ui -- a Demi God of Polynesia, and of His Mother Hina
Traditional Maori Parenting
The Stadium Narrative: Taiwhanga Hākinakina
8Th Biennial International Indigenous Research Conference
Maori Associations with the Antarctic - Tiro O Te Moana Ki Te Tonga
Urban Maori Authorities (Draft)
Clusters of Solar Eclipses in the Maori Era Ard of Their Belief
The Usage of Traditional Maori Narratives As Cognitive Models And
Polynesian Unity*
A Maori Perspective
Maui a Demi-God
Hardbound Title Template
Geographically and Culturally the South Pacific Is a Very Complex
Variations of Myths Concerning the Origin of Fire in Eastern Polynesia*
Te Paerangi: Darkness and Light in Māori Oral Tradition
The Power of Music in the Maori Welcoming Ceremony
The Polynesian Expansion Across the Pacific
Legends of Maui
IN POLYNESIAN MYTHOLOGIES. MYTHICAL BUILDERS – Part II.
Maori Waiata (Music): Re-Writing and Re-Righting the Indigenous Experience
Ngā Pūmahara O Te Tuakiri Māori Me Te Ao Hākinakina = Māori Athletes
A Comparative Study of Japanese and Polynesian Mythology With
Tangaroa in the Inscription of the Chicago Fish Tablet Sergei V
A Mythological Metamorphosis: Snake Or Eel?*
Maui PREVIEW
Anuário Antropológico, V.36 N.1 | 2011, «2011/V.36 N.2» [Online], Posto Online No Dia 19 Novembro 2015, Consultado O 03 Maio 2021