The Hunt for the Pink and White Terraces

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The Hunt for the Pink and White Terraces

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When Mount Tarawera erupted on 10 June 1886, it took over 100 lives. It was also thought to have destroyed the Pink and White Terraces on Lake Rotomahana, then hailed as the eighth wonder of the natural world. This documentary follows a team of New Zealand and American scientists — led by Kiwi geologist Cornel de Ronde — as they scour the lake floor, to see if any traces of the legendary structures remain. Also examined are the area's history, and the lead-up to the eruption. In 2018 de Ronde...

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Video

Date created

2011

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/hunt-for-pink-and-white-terraces-2011

Related subjects

pink terraces / rotorua / mount tarawera / sophia hinerangi / te tuhourangi / te wairoa / joseph mcrae / terrace hotel / tuhoto ariki / wi keepa te rangipuawhe maika / ngātoro-i-rangi / tamaohoi / te otukapuarangi / te tarata / dr cornel de ronde / woods hole oceanographic foundation / dsv alvin / dr daniel fornari / national oceanic and atmospheric administration / university of waikato / silica sinter / hinemihi / anaru rangiheuea / professor ron keam / hone tarawhiti / te ohu mokai wi kingi / te paea hinerangi / brad scott / fabio caratori tontini / clandon park / rediscovery / waikato university / pink & white terraces / daniel fornari / ngatoro-i-rangi / ngatoro i rangi / nz on air / new zealand on air

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