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
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
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
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
On the peace path
In this extract from Ngai Tahu: A Migration History -The Carrington Text, the South Island iwi Ngai Tahu and Ngati Mamoe struggle towards a lasting...