Okia Flat (at Victory Beach), on the seaward side of Otago Peninsula, where Ngati Mamoe killed many Ngai Tahu by stealth and captured Tarewai. Photo by John Barkla. : On the peace path

Tekoteko posts, like this one from a nineteenth century seasonal camp in the Matukituki valley, Lake Wanaka, were a common feature around the perimeters of villages and pa. Photo from the Otago Museum. : On the peace path

Kaiapoi was a major centre for the pounamu trade, but other centres were established at places like Whareakeake, at Otago Heads, where this hei tiki was found. Photo from the Otago Museum. : On the peace path