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A pipi shell.
A pipi shell.
An area of rarauhe (bracken fern)
An area of rarauhe (bracken fern)
A whau tree.
A whau tree.
Two kotiate clubs.
Two kotiate clubs.
Whatihua
Kūaka (Bar-tailed godwit).
Kūaka (Bar-tailed godwit).
A diagram of a Māori wharenui ('meeting house'). The tāhuhu is the main beam which forms the ridge of the roof. In traditional Māori architecture, it
A diagram of a Māori wharenui ('meeting house'). The tāhuhu is the main beam which forms the ridge of the roof. In traditional Māori architecture, it symbolises the backbone.