Whare Māori - The Wharenui (Episode Two)

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Whare Māori - The Wharenui (Episode Two)

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This episode of the Māori Television series looks at the place of the wharenui in Māori architecture. Rau Hoskins explores the origins and meaning of the structure, and looks at some iconic examples: a replica pataka being built in Hamilton Gardens; te hau ki turanga (the oldest surviving example of a wharenui) controversially taken by colonial forces, now displayed at museum Te Papa Tongarewa in Wellington; and Ngākau Māhaki at Auckland's Unitec — designed by master carver Lyonel Grant and r...

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Video

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2011

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/whare-maori-the-wharenui-episode-two-2011

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unitec / harenui / lyonel grant / carving / building / design / maori culture / maori / architecture / manutuke / rongowhakaata / rota waipara / te hau ki turanga / whakairo / wiremu puke-green / pataka / ngakau mahaki / ngākau māhaki / nz on air / new zealand on air

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