Maori

Ruapehu itself was not shown in the flint, out of respect for the Maori people. who regard it as a sacred site.

The Maori killed most of the 66 people on board, and carried dead and alive victims off the boat and back to shore to be eaten.

Until 2010, France passed a plan to be existing in France, the return of Maori head of the law, the restitution process was able to restart.

Maori people believe that the spirit stays with the body for three days, so during this time someone always stays with the dead person.

Although Maori women were also tattooed on their faces, the markings tended to be concentrated around the nose and lips.

She told the court she thought the treatment was normal because she was not familiar with Maori healing practices.

It'sa day many see as marked by divisiveness, mainly due to the "insistence" of the indigenous Maori to stand up for themselves.

When Maori people began to restrict land sales, however, the Government came under pressure from the increasing number of British settlers .

Those identifying themselves as Maori are as a group significantly younger in age than the total population.

The Maori, a Polynesian people who were the earliest inhabitants of New Zealand make up the remaining population.

There has also been a revival of Welsh in the UK and Maori in New Zealand.

In October, 1809, a European convict ship was attacked by a large group of Maori warriors, in revenge for the mistreatment of a chief's son.

The creativity of flame lamb chops, our signature dishes is from the cooking way of the aboriginal Maori of New Zealand.

The area was settled by the Maori more than 1000 years ago and retains a strong Maori heritage to this day.

Maori believe that the spirit stays with the body for three days.

The common meeting place for Maori is on the marae, an area of land with a meeting house , where all the important events take place .

We also have music festivals every couple of years and have recently begun to celebrate some Maori ceremonies.

It also brought a Maori 'Protest movement' from the relative seclusion of the rural marae into the public eye .

Manuka honey is derived from the Manuka plant which flourishes on the Maori tribal lands of New Zealand and provides beneficial properties.

Special days for Maori are called "huis" . A "hui" may be a wedding, burial or conference.

The marae-the meeting house and the land around it-is the focus of Maori community life.

Maori families are often large, and uncles, aunts, grandparents and other relations may come to stay with the family for long periods.

To the Maori people, ta moko is a sacred form of family identification.

Maori families enjoy sharing what they own and looking after one another.

For the musical background to the chase in the mines of Moria, Howard Shore wanted some heavy chanting, so he cast a Maori choir.

When someone dies, all the relations, old and young, COME to the Marae for the Maori burial service.

New Zealand sports teams are often seen performing the Maori war dance, the haka, immediately before the start of play.

Even the native Maori only visited temporarily for hunting, fishing and to collect the precious New Zealand jadestone.

Maori and Moriori peoples share a common ancestral heritage with the traditional peoples of Taiwan.

This kiss is also performed by numerous Pacific Islander cultures, including the Maori of New Zealand, where it is a ritual greeting.

Poutini remains hidden, but pieces break off in streams, providing the Maori with precious greenstone.

Some Arabs and Italians indicate the negative by lifting the chin, whereas this means yes to the Maori in New Zealand.

Case studies sample the experience of New Zealand European and New Zealand Maori women and men.

Archeological findings and DNA testing combine to provide hard evidence that the Maori people are decedents of the Chinese people.

Many names of places, plants and birds are Maori, and many other Maori words have enriched New Zealand English.

It was noticeable, for instance, how those under 50 used Maori rather than English names for local trees.

A sound economic base is considered an essential adjunct to Maori cultural resurgence.

Maoritanga means Maori culture, the Maori way of life and view of the world, which is a very important part of New Zealand culture today.

What are "Dragon disc beads, " "fairy fruit, " "Maori ball" or even the more odd the more its good name.

By the time the European navigators arrived in 1642, most Maori lived in the warm climate of the upper North Island.

His leadership also sparked the emergence of Maori studies at universities.

Once the Maori warriors are hunters and on the YinShanShan silver fern leaves back to recognize its way home.

Most schools in New Zealand teach in Englishg , but some schools teach in Maori. Most schools ask students to wear school uniforms.

By 1840 about 2000 Europeans, mainly British, had come to settle in New Zealand and the Maori signed an agreement with these settlers.

The island is considered special by Maori the indigenous people of Aotearoa (New Zealand) partly because of the presence of black obsidian.

Maori warriors and Cherokee mystics work side-by-side with African shamans .

At 10 am, our team headed off to Invercargill to visit a Marae, the local meeting place of the Maori people.

England Saxons have won the tournament on three occasions and the New Zealand Maori twice.

Parliament in France has voted to give the tattooed and mummified heads of some 15 Maori warriors back to New Zealand.

Our destination is Rotora where the majority population is the Maori people.

The Maori have insisted on keeping their own customs and way of life.

Both Maori and Pacific Islanders are encouraged to use their own languages.

Movement 2: Ancestors. The spirit of the pre-Maori times is evoked through the use of chant patterns.

Judging from the Maori, PTA PTA cost support is not strong.

His early period oil paintings were mainly about landscape that revealed the folk art of 19 century Maori.

In these, Maori Language, customs and values are acquired naturally by pre-school children from their elders.

I've observed them doing this at sacred Maori eel-feeding sites in New Zealand.

In 1840 Hobson , representing Queen Victoria, and some Maori chiefs, signed the Treaty of Waitangi. Modern New Zealand was founded.

Health and welfare improved and the Maori population rose.

The two official languages in the country are English and Maori.

The next largest population group are Maori, about 15%in 2001.

The 1980s have also seen the advent of schools operating totally in Maori Kura Kaupapa Maori.

The Maori have insisted on keeping their own customs and may of life.

Special days for Maori are called "huis" .

come to the marae for the Maori burial service.

The English and Maori versions of the treaty both contain three articles.

and the Maori signed an agreement with these settlers.

Today there are special kindergartens for Maori children.

The 2008 tournament was won narrowly by the New Zealand Maori.

The language which the Maori speak is related to the languages of Tahiti and Hawaii .

The language which the Maori speak is related to the language of Tahiti and Hawaii.

Judging from the Maori, costs for PTA prices will have a certain support.

An introduction in Maori language was given and some people sang.

I am a New Zealand lawyer representing indigenous Maori and Moriori communities in New Zealand and internationally.

Today, about 14 per cent of the New Zealand population have Maori ancestory.

Maori children are taught at an early age what to do when they come to the marae .

1864 - Maori Wars: The Tauranga Campaign ends.

Maori children are taught at an early age what to do when they come to the rally.

New Zealand is home to the Maori tribe.

The native people of New Zealand are called the Maori.

Maori children are taught at an early age what to do when they come the marae.

Maoritanga is Maori culture: the Maori way of life and view of the world.

The language which the Maori speak is related to the languages of Tahiti and Hawaiil.

Many Maori are bilingual, but often unsatisfactorily, speaking neither English nor Maori very well.

New Zealand has a population of about 3. 8 million people, of which about fourteen percent are Maori.

Alongside the three permanent sides, the New Zealand Maori, Argentina A, Scotland A and Ireland A have all taken part in the competition.

He has been in discussions with Maori artists regarding artwork to give the cabins added character and aesthetic appeal.

Did New Zealand's Maori people originate in China?

New Zealand has a population of about 3. 8 million people, of which about 14 percent are Maori.

I see you're wearing a Maori carving around your neck. Are you from New Zealand?

Do you like the local cuisines such as the Maori cuisine?

Their Maoritanga, and these traditional values and institutions are the springboard for the current resurgence of Maori culture

Maori people believe that the spirit stays with the body for three days,

Shield emblem of the right side is carrying weapons Maori, the left side is holding flags European immigrants women;

address Maori concerns relating to the registration of trade marks that contain a Maori sign, including imagery and text;

Mimicking Maori warriors of old, many older gang members tattoo their faces to show their affiliation

Maori Perspectives on Health Promotion

The History and Status Quo of Maori Aboriginals in New Zealand

New Zealand Secretary of Maori and Island Affairs;

Maori words are absorbed into New Zealand English

the indigenous people, the Maori,

Maori Land Court of New Zealand;

Maori children are taught at an early age