Traditional Maori artifacts

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Title

Traditional Maori artifacts

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Alexander Turnbull Library

Collection

TAPUHI

Description

Traditional Maori artifacts including hoe (waka paddles), patu (short hand weapons), boxes, decorated gourds and other carved wooden items, from the collection of Augustus Hamilton in the Hawkes Bay Philosophical Society, Napier. Photograph taken, probably in the 1890s, by Samuel Carnell of Napier. Identified by comparison with 1/1-025852-G. This photograph was published on page 324 of "Maori Art", by Augustus Hamilton. The caption indicated that the light coloured mere in the foreground,...

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Format

Image

Date created

between 1870-1900

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22630935

Related subjects

Donnelly, Airini, 1854?-1909 / Hawke's Bay Philosophical Institute / Gourds / Hoe / Māori (New Zealand people) / Antiquities / Material culture / Patu / Taonga / Wood-carving, Māori

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