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Nga Heke - Niho Mango

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Description[6] Te Heke Niho Mango – 1829. Te mana o te whenua!

The Migration of the Shark Teeth. Originating at Kapiti Island, the migration moved to Te Tau Ihu travelling through the Sounds, Rangitoto, Tasman Bay, Golden Bay and as far south as Okarito – halfway down the West Coast of the South Island. This heke is significant as all four of the manawhenua - Ngāti Koata, Ngāti Rarua, Te Ātiawa and Ngāti Tama who occupied Te Tau Ihu from this point to today. CreatorAisha Te MoananuiArkoDate2022Subject/KeywordArts and craftsHunga mahi toiMahi toiMotueka Public Library Te Noninga Kumu

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