Tūhoe : portrait of a nation, text by Kennedy Warne photographs by Peter James Quinn. Binney recovers this fascinating history which deserves wider illumination especially in light of recent events. The Urewera became an autonomous district, with its own leaders after much land as lost, but the Urewera District Native Reserve was abolished by law in 1920. (Ngaiterangi).Įncircled lands : Te Urewera, 1820-1921, by Judith Binney.Ĭovers the first hundred years of the 'Rohe Pōtae' (the 'encircled lands' of the Urewera) following European contact. The story of Te Waharoa and sketches of ancient Maori life history. Papamoa School site, report commissioned by the Waitangi Tribunal for Wai 636.
Whanau a Tauwhao : a history of Ngaiterangi hapu. The confiscation of Tauranga lands = Te Raupatu o Tauranga Moana : a report prepared for the Waitangi tribunal. Pai marire and raupatu at Tauranga, 1864-1867, in, New Zealand journal of history vol. Fabrications of traditional Maori history exposed. All have strong whakapapa links through birth to one or more of the islands of Matakana, Rangiwaea or Motuhoa. In March 2013, Opureora Marae was the venue for a significant event with feted and honoured thirty four pakeke aged eighty years and older. Pīata mai : our people, our places, our stories. Hazel Riseborough” (Foreword.) Includes bibliography, and two appendices. The actual confiscation & purchase of these lands is the subject of a separate report by Dr. Overview of events subsequent to confiscation of Māori land in the Tauranga district following the New Zealand wars of the 1860’s. The aftermath of the Tauranga Raupatu, 1864-1981 : an overview report commissioned by the Crown Forestry Rental Trust. Te raupatu o Tauranga Moana = Report on the Tauranga confiscation claims. (Ngati Awa, Ngaiterangi) Whakapapa tables.
Pukenga : the lament of Pukenga, "where are all my people?" 1995. Known genealogies and history of the Maori families of Tauranga and surrounding districts = Nga ohaaki o nga whanau o Tauranga Moana. McColl, Agnes Their greatness : tales of the pioneers of the Eastern Bay of Plenty. (Ngaiterangi) (Includes census of Ngatirangi adult males, 1864, whakapapa). (Ngati Ranginui, Ngaiterangi, Pukenga, Ngati Tapu). Each essay offers an expert's opinion on the artifacts discovered and cultural observations disclosed by this landmark excavation. For the past 30 years, archaeologists have been researching the pataka storehouses, cooking shelters, homes, wood and fiber items, and storage pits at the site, making this one of the largest ongoing archaeological projects in New Zealand's history. Abandoned because of flooding, the village of Te Kohika remained untouched for 270 years and preserved in a peat swamp until it was discovered in 1974. The archaeological remains of a remarkably well-preserved indigenous Maori village are unearthed and analyzed in this collection of contributions from 20 scholars who worked at the excavation site. Tūhoe signed it's $170 million treaty settlement with the Crown in 2013 with mana motuhake – self-determination - as their key belief.Kohika : the archaeology of a late Maori lake village in the Ngati Awa rohe, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand, edited by Geoffrey Irwin. “You can't do that because if you block people away, internally you're going to have a problem.” This included education grants, hunting licences, fish and tents for tangihanga and no say in board appointments and management of their river Ohinemataroa and forest Te Urewera. One hapu received a letter after leaving last year, saying that the door was always open for it to return to the fold but in the meantime, it was advised it would no longer have access to a large amount of resources. If it means that we're going to provoke this debate and argument internally with ourselves then we're going to take it out to the world to hear.” “I'm here to look for a solution and find a way. “We're not marching to Parliament, we're marching to our own leadership,” Iti said while protesting outside the iwi’s headquarters.
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