Audio
NTK - Mrs Morehu and her Moko kauae
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- Title
- NTK - Mrs Morehu and her Moko kauae
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- Radio New Zealand
- Description
Through her translator Mr Thomas, a kuia from Rotorua, Mrs Morehu explains the meaning Moko Kauae (Ta moko on her Chin and lips.
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- Audio
- Date created
- 13 October 2013
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- Te Ahi Kaa
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- http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/teahikaa/audio/2572141/ntk-mrs-morehu-and-her-moko-k...
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