KnowraMāori peopleLinked fromLinked fromThe 21 pages that link to Māori people, each with the reason it gives.All 21Broader topic 4Related 13Narrower topic 4James CookRelated: Cook’s encounters and surveys involved Māori communities throughout his mapping of New Zealand.Indigenous peoplesBroader topic: Māori are a specific people whose identity and political history clarify the broader category.New ZealandRelated: Māori communities and culture are foundational to the country’s identity and institutions.PolynesiaBroader topic: Māori communities are among the largest societies within the Polynesian region.Abel TasmanRelated: Tasman’s expedition encountered Māori at Golden Bay, an encounter that ended in deaths.KākāpōRelated: Māori relationships with kākāpō and whenua inform conservation governance and cultural care.OceaniaRelated: Māori settlement and society are foundational to New Zealand’s place in Oceania.European colonization of OceaniaRelated: Colonization altered Māori landholding and political authority, while Māori communities resisted and negotiated its effects.TupaiaRelated: Tupaia’s exchanges with Māori communities helped mediate the expedition’s first encounters.Ngāi TahuNarrower topic: Ngāi Tahu is one of the Māori iwi.North IslandRelated: Māori communities and histories are central to the island’s identity and place names.Māori migration to New ZealandNarrower topic: Migration gave rise to the people and society known as Māori.Mother goddessBroader topic: Papatūānuku, the Earth mother in Māori cosmology, illustrates a tradition-specific maternal deity.PolynesiansBroader topic: Māori history and identity show how Polynesian heritage developed in a distinct island setting.Keri HulmeRelated: Māori identity and community are central to Hulme’s life and literary reception.Chatham IslandsRelated: Māori migration and settlement brought new communities to the islands in the nineteenth century.HMS EndeavourRelated: Endeavour’s encounters with Māori communities influenced the voyage’s record of New Zealand.Cape ReingaNarrower topic: Cape Reinga’s spiritual meaning belongs to Māori traditions and living cultural connections.Haast's eagleRelated: Māori traditions include accounts often connected with the giant bird Te Hokioi.Taika WaititiRelated: Waititi has Māori heritage, which informs parts of his identity and creative perspective.Te WahipounamuNarrower topic: Māori histories and relationships to land are integral to understanding the region.
KnowraMāori peopleLinked fromLinked fromThe 21 pages that link to Māori people, each with the reason it gives.All 21Broader topic 4Related 13Narrower topic 4James CookRelated: Cook’s encounters and surveys involved Māori communities throughout his mapping of New Zealand.Indigenous peoplesBroader topic: Māori are a specific people whose identity and political history clarify the broader category.New ZealandRelated: Māori communities and culture are foundational to the country’s identity and institutions.PolynesiaBroader topic: Māori communities are among the largest societies within the Polynesian region.Abel TasmanRelated: Tasman’s expedition encountered Māori at Golden Bay, an encounter that ended in deaths.KākāpōRelated: Māori relationships with kākāpō and whenua inform conservation governance and cultural care.OceaniaRelated: Māori settlement and society are foundational to New Zealand’s place in Oceania.European colonization of OceaniaRelated: Colonization altered Māori landholding and political authority, while Māori communities resisted and negotiated its effects.TupaiaRelated: Tupaia’s exchanges with Māori communities helped mediate the expedition’s first encounters.Ngāi TahuNarrower topic: Ngāi Tahu is one of the Māori iwi.North IslandRelated: Māori communities and histories are central to the island’s identity and place names.Māori migration to New ZealandNarrower topic: Migration gave rise to the people and society known as Māori.Mother goddessBroader topic: Papatūānuku, the Earth mother in Māori cosmology, illustrates a tradition-specific maternal deity.PolynesiansBroader topic: Māori history and identity show how Polynesian heritage developed in a distinct island setting.Keri HulmeRelated: Māori identity and community are central to Hulme’s life and literary reception.Chatham IslandsRelated: Māori migration and settlement brought new communities to the islands in the nineteenth century.HMS EndeavourRelated: Endeavour’s encounters with Māori communities influenced the voyage’s record of New Zealand.Cape ReingaNarrower topic: Cape Reinga’s spiritual meaning belongs to Māori traditions and living cultural connections.Haast's eagleRelated: Māori traditions include accounts often connected with the giant bird Te Hokioi.Taika WaititiRelated: Waititi has Māori heritage, which informs parts of his identity and creative perspective.Te WahipounamuNarrower topic: Māori histories and relationships to land are integral to understanding the region.