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    Maori Powhiri Process

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    The powhiri process is known as the welcome process in inviting its manuhiri (visitors) into the marae (a gathering place of Maori). Throughout the ceremony‚ depending on the iwi‚ the ceremony goes through many processes. Each of the process bears an important meaning from determining the cause of visitation to remembering the dead; these processes are performed with great importance in the marae. These processes‚ though bearing the same name‚ vary for different gatherings. In the literature review

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    The Powhiri Process

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    This is a summary of the details of the powhiri process. Introduction The Marae is the core of Maori culture. It is where all of the services are accomplished‚ agreements and disagreements decide‚ tribal policies promulgated and formalised. “The word marae has come to mean the collection of building and land within an area that is almost always defined by a fence or wall and‚ often‚ on one boundary by a river‚ lake or sea" (Walker‚ 2007).The marae is the area in front of the Wharenui‚ the main

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    Maori

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    Maori According to the Maori people‚ they came in the Great Fleet from their homeland‚ Hawaiki. Most historians believe that they have Polynesian and Melanesian blood and they migrated to New Zealand from their ancestral homes in New Guinea and South East Asian countries. The historians also believe that the people of the Maori culture migrated from one Pacific island to another before reaching New Zealand. This gives them some cultural features from the different islands of the pacific‚

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    The Maori Haka

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    Research Report Maori Haka The haka has become a trademark of one of the world’s most widely known rugby teams‚ the New Zealand All Blacks. A well performed haka before a crucial game can still stir the crowds into a frenzy and unsettle the toughest opponents. In my research I have investigated how the haka originated‚ how the haka has progressed throughout New Zealand rugby history‚ and New Zealand’s opinion about the haka as a sports routine. The intriguing history of the well known Ka mate

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    Maori Culture

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    Avrit Maori People and Culture Ashford University ANT 101 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Instructor Henninger 11/17/2012 Maori People and Culture New Zealanders often associate the word “M?oritanga” with their culture. The words meaning is “being like the M?ori people”. The Maori do not call their home New Zealand‚ but rather‚ Aotearoa‚ which means ‘land of the long white cloud’‚ as named by Kupe‚ who discovered New Zealand. The Maori themselves did not call themselves Maori until

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    Maori Culture

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    Maori Case Study of Te Whanga Paemai: A place where whales and boats beach Business Heritage‚ Culture and Sustainability AMBH500 Assignment Three Tutor: Hemi Hoskins Student Name: Victor Chen ID Number: 11778342 Due Date: Thursday‚ November 18th‚ 2010 1. Discuss how the Te Whanga Paemai case study illustrates the significance and contribution of Maori culture to New Zealand business. Your answer should include references to relevant tikanga and its co-existence with law. Based on the

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    Maori Culture

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    au tētehi kīwai. For you one handle of the basket and for me the other.). The powhiri should be completed to enclose parties‚ but the affiliations of tangate ke remind temporary and artificial and it affects research outcomes. The commited stranger has reciprocal duty or obligation to those many tangata whenua who gave freely of their learning‚ Our work should enhance the oranga (well-being) of all. The subjects as Māori Studies are concerned to reintegrate past and present knowledges belonging to

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    Maori Wood Carving

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    Maori Wood Carving | | | | | Maori Wood Carving Introduction | The art of woodcarving was brought to New Zealand by the relatives of the present Maori‚ who probably came to the islands around 1100 A.D (The Metropolitan Museum of Art‚ 2002). Early Maori Wood Carving shows stylistic similarities with wood examples from eastern Polynesia‚ where the ancestors of the Maori came from (New Zealand’s Premier Woodcarving site‚ n.d.). Examples of early Maori wood carvings are uncommon

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    The Maori of New Zealand

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    The Maori of New Zealand The Maori people‚ the natives of New Zealand‚ have played a strong part in the development and success of the small island nation. Their ferocity and determination won the respect of the colonizing English‚ and to this day they are esteemed members of the society. They hold positions in their government and are in control of their own destinies. Their greetings and posture when having their picture taken for the outside world is a part of culture that I would like to discuss

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    The Maori Culture

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    THE MAORI CULTURE Topic: Maori Culture General Purpose: To inform Specific Purpose: To inform my audience about the Maori culture‚ and explain how it is rapidly becoming forgotten. Central Idea: In Maori society‚ the diverse history‚ stalemate wars‚ along with the fierceness of the Haka create the distinctive traditions of the fading Maori culture. Introduction: As a descendant of the Maori‚ I have been avidly surrounded by it’s culture and traditions‚ of which is the Haka. The Haka is commonly

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