The New Zealand Journal of History, Svazky 37–38University of Auckland., 2003 |
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... [ figure 2 ] the hard , barren terrain reinforced Dieffenbach's contention that the very nature of New Zealand disposed Māori to civilization . No fruit- laden palm trees graced this shoreline . Indeed , its resolute ruggedness appeared ...
... [ figure 2 ] the hard , barren terrain reinforced Dieffenbach's contention that the very nature of New Zealand disposed Māori to civilization . No fruit- laden palm trees graced this shoreline . Indeed , its resolute ruggedness appeared ...
Strana 135
... figure is flanked on either side by a manaia figure . One example is reproduced as Figure 1. The two manaia which face the human figure could he described as dragging and pushing it by the hand . The manaia , generally , have their ...
... figure is flanked on either side by a manaia figure . One example is reproduced as Figure 1. The two manaia which face the human figure could he described as dragging and pushing it by the hand . The manaia , generally , have their ...
Strana 143
... Figure 3. At the base of the rib can be seen the manaia figure which , Kendall wrote , ' defended ' the dual rib ; at the top of the double supports is the upper manaia , known as paikea . The meaning of this word in this context has ...
... Figure 3. At the base of the rib can be seen the manaia figure which , Kendall wrote , ' defended ' the dual rib ; at the top of the double supports is the upper manaia , known as paikea . The meaning of this word in this context has ...
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Caroline Daley | 3 |
Ernst Dieffenbach | 22 |
K R Howe Two Worlds? | 50 |
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