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Aotearoa Traditional Maori Performing Arts Society.

Art. Maori fine arts: painting, sculpture. Tuhi.

Arts and Crafts Institute. The New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute.

Arts of the Maori. Toi Maori. Toi Maori is a network of committees  which serves as an umbrella structure for the ten national artform committees and their affiliated organisations. Artist profiles, galleries. It provides advocacy for Maori arts and arti

Bibliography, Maori bibliography, The University of Canterbury Library. Maori tribal histories, place names, Treaty of Waitangi, language and literature, waiata, pottery, music, pounamu.

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Carving, carvers. Maori carving. Whakairo. From Maori.org.nz

Clothing. Kakahu. Maori clothing. An image display.

Contemporary Maori art. Wakahuia.

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Design. Maori design and graphics from Maori Arts.

Dictionary of Maori-English. English-Maori online dictionary. Ngata-Base.

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Fashion. Maori fashion and clothing. From Maori Arts.

Folksongs, traditional New Zealand music, Maori songs, New Zealand anthems.

From Hawaiki to Hawaiki.The magic of being Maori the indigenous Maori people - their culture, history, mythology, legend and whakapapa (genealogy). Research databases, Maori news.

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General Maori webpage directory from Pipers.

Grace, Patricia. Encartaentry.

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Haka. A description, with the words of the Haka. Haka of the New Zealand All Blacks.

Haka, from the All Black Haka site. History. Maori history. From Maori.org. Introduction to Maori history. Image library.Whakaahua.maori.org.nz Images Library.

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Iwidex.An index to the sources of information on tribal history, tikanga-a-iwi and whakapapa held in the Heritage and Research Collections of Auckland City Libraries.

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John Royal Gallery.  Maori art.

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Kapa Haka (performing arts). Maori.org

Tamaki Kapa Haka. Te Kohanga Reo Overview. Maori language and cultural education.E ai ki ngä körero ko te Köhanga Reo tëtahi o ngä tino taonga pakari rawa atu kua puta ki te iwi, ä, he kaupapa kakama mätauranga hoki nä te hinengaro Mäori anö näna i waihanga.The Köhanga Reo movement has been hailed as one of the most exciting and powerful national educational initiatives
undertaken by Mäori people.

Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu The Ngai Tahu Tribe Web Sites. Culture, history,  New Zealand today.

Kopenga Maori The Maori Net. A search index for Maori resources, with search engines. Maori tattoos.

Kohunga Reo

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Legends. Maori Legends.

Legends, Maori legends, Maori creation legends. From Maori.org.

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Maori art. Toi Maori. Maori artists.

Maori Arts Website. Carving, media, drawing, weaving, photography and more.

Maori culture, history, portraits, tattooing, carving. An online exhibition. Maoru history, portraits, Maori at war, Whakahuia,Ta Moko. Maori.Culture on the Net.

Maori customary legal dictionary. From Linxlaw.

Maori Literature Awards. Huia Short Story Awards, NZ Film Commission best script for a short film by a Maori writer

Maori in the Movies.

Maori Organisations. Maori Net, the Maori internet server, Maori music, Tai Tokerau Tamaki Makau Rau. Tainui / Waikato, Tai Hauauru / Taranaki, Waiariki / Te Arawa, Tai Rawhiti, Ika Roa, Whanganui a Tara, Te Wai Pounamu.

Maori Resources Online. An Exhibit of Maori People and Culture. Mäori Cookbook, Te Reo Online, Mäori at war, discussion, Maori books and CDs.

Maori songs / waiata.

Maori Studies. Otago University.

Maori Treasures. Nestled in a living Maori settlement, Maori artists creating and teaching the arts and traditions of their ancestors.

Maori terms, Maori words.

Maori Web Site. Aotearoa. Maori news, the Maori people, Maori poems, links to other Maori websites.

Martial Arts. Maori martial arts. From Maori Arts.

Maui, the Maui gods and Maui the super hero. From Maori Arts.com.

Military strategies and skills used by the Maori. Haka disciplines, Taiaha skills, Tumatauenga for life and work.

Music. Waiata. Maori song, Maori music.

Mythology. Maori mythology.

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The National Library of New Zealand. Te Puna Web Directory, operated by The National Library of New Zealand. A directory of maori, New Zealand and Pacfic Islands web sites.

New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute.

Ngai Tahu Development Corporation.

Ngai Tahu Web Sites. Ngai Tahu are the Maori people of the southern islands of New Zealand, Te Waipounamu., and are New Zealand's fourth largest tribe.

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Paki, Emma

Performing arts, Maori performing arts directory.

Poetry Corner. Requests for Maori poetry.

Portal directory of Maori internet sites.

Protocol, marae protocol. Powhiri. From Maori.org.

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Rock art. Maori rock art. The South Island Maori Rock Art Project.

Recipes. Maori recipes. The Modern Maori Cookbook.

Resources online. Maori Resources Online. An exhibition of Maori People and Culture.

Rock art. Maori rock art at Waitaki.

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Tainui FM radio.

Tamaki Makau Rau.

Tangata Whenua
Taniwha (Maori monster, demon, dragon) bone carving.

Tattoo. Sources on Maori tattooing.
Tattoos, Moko. Maori tattoos, tattooing. The Maori Net. Te Puna Web Directory, operated by The National Library of New Zealand.
A directory of maori, New Zealand and Pacfic Islands web sites.

Te Tomokanga - Maori Resources Online.

Te Tuhi. The Mark.

Toi Maori. Toi Maori is a network of committees which serves as an umbrella structure for the ten national artform committees and their affiliated organisations. Artist profiles, galleries. It provides advocacy for Maori arts and artists.

Te Tomokanga - Maori Resources Online

Tiki Design.

Tribal history. IWIDEX is an index to the sources of information on tribal
history, tikanga-a-iwi, and whakapapa held in the Heritage and Research Collections of Auckland City Libraries.

Tuhi Maori Fine Arts Gallery, featuring Maori sculpture
and painting.

Tumai Magazine. Maori issues and news.

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University of Canterbury Library Maori Resources.
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Wakahuia. Contemporary Maori art.

Waiata. Maori songs.

Waitangi Tribunal. Te Ropu Whakamana i te Tiriti o Waitangi. The official government site.

Web site directory. Te Tomokanga - Maori Resources Online.

Whakapapa. Maori history, land and art. Tane, forests, food, tapu, taniwha, fairies, Turehu, Tiriwa, Uenuku. New Zealand.org.