Indigenous navigational knowledge and recovery / by Hoturoa Kerr

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Title

Indigenous navigational knowledge and recovery / by Hoturoa Kerr

Content partner

National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Explores the resurgence of the waka (canoe) culture and discusses the reasons for the disappearance of traditional navigational knowledge in Aotearoa and other islands of the Pacific. Asks whether traditional navigational knowledge can be recovered, and if so, how it can be passed on and preserved for future generations.

Format

Journal

Date created

Dec 2007

Creator

Kerr, Hoturoa, (Kaiarahi Kaihoe Waka within Te Uepu Maratanga, Tainui)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/23418234

Related subjects

Maori (New Zealand people) -- Philosophy / Voyages and travels -- History / Navigation / Pacific Islanders / Knowledge, Theory of / Waka hourua. / Whakatere waka hourua. / Rāpunga whakaaro. / Rangahau Māori.

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