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A review of early accounts of the use of mokihi in Te Wai Pounamu, South Island, New Zealand
Record no:
67549
Author:
Fyfe, Roger
Year:
2012
Series:
RECORDS OF THE CANTERBURY MUSEUM. 2012 v.26 : 21-40 [kept P509.93 [P4]
Subject:
Maori (New Zealand people) - Material culture
;
Canoes and canoeing - New Zealand
;
Bark canoes
;
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