Te Paepae o Te Rātū: He whāinga takahanga waewae nō tuawhakarere

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Te Paepae o Te Rātū: He whāinga takahanga waewae nō tuawhakarere

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Victoria University of Wellington

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This internship project focuses on establishing the provenance of Rongowhakaata taonga collected by Lt. James Cook and the crew of the HMS Bark Endeavour during its journey of discovery from 1768-1771. The project presents evidence to support Rongowhakaata's claims to taonga, specifically a set of hoe kōwhaiwhai (painted paddles) presented to Cook and the Endeavour crew. It reveals a significant miscarriage of due diligence and failure to consult or engage with Rongowhakaata in this matter, r...

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Date created

2024

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Tanith Wirihana Te Waitohioterangi

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https://figshare.com/articles/report/Te_Paepae_o_Te_R_t_He_wh_inga_takahanga_waewae_n_tuawhakarer...

Related subjects

Historical studies / Indigenous studies / James Cook (explorer) / Turanga / Te Hau ki Turanga / Te Waaka Perohuka / Raharuhi Rukupo / Ngati Oneone / Rongowhakaata / Ngai Tamanuhiri / Te Ratu / Riperata Kahutia / Cook Paddles / Paddles / Hoe / Pakerewha / Te Toiroa / Te Toiroa Ikariki / James Cook / Sydney Parkinson / Joseph Banks / HMS Endeavour / Cook encounter / Cook collision / Ngati Kaipoho / Hamokorau / Manutuke Church / Pitau a manaia / Eru Pohatu / Ihaka Ngarangioue / Matariki / Mataariki / Maramataka / Kowhaiwhai / kape / Matahi o te tau

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