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KNOW: This context focuses on how the past shaped who we are today - our familial links and bonds our networks and connections our sense of obligation, and the stories woven into our collective and diverse histories.
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Websites
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Hokotehi
Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
NZ History
Nga Korero o ipurani o Aotearoa
National Library of New Zealand
Collection of Websites
Sustain culture and identity
There are eight historical prompts in this collection. How are they connected? What do they tell us about Aotearoa's New Zealand history?
Tūhura: Years 9-10 Resource
Recommend
Videos / TV / Podcasts
NZ on Screen - iwi whitiāhua
YouTube
Ranginui and Papatuanuku Part 1
Polynesians made voyages
Ranginui and Papatuanuku Part 2
Chinese immigration to NZ
Animation map History of Māori arrivals
Samoan Migration story
Nation of Sailors
The Voyage
Radio New Zealand - video & audio
Waka Huia
Tuia Mātauranga - recommend
Ngā Taonga - Sound and Vision
Tales from Te Papa
Spotify
Pākehā-Māori / The Go-betweens
An important feature of early cross-cultural contact in New Zealand was the role of intermediaries (kaiwhakarite) who acted as go-betweens – people from one culture who lived within the other culture and helped bridge the gap between the two.
A series of stories - videos
Paintings Newspapers Biographies
A website dedicated to Gottfried Lindauer's celebrated portraits of 19th century Māori leaders: men and women who continue to inspire today. This is a place for their stories. Recommend
Carvings & Sculptures
Books
A Māori word a day offers an easy entry into the Māori language.
Navigate your way through this sumptuously illustrated story of New Zealand
Europeans had no idea what they would find when they first set eyes on Aoteaora
Turbulent exciting past to like, tracing our journey from the arrival of Polynesians over 800 years ago...
Māori at home is the perfect introduction to the Māori language
Increasing diversity brings the challenges of understanding people from other cultures....
These stories collected here are told by Māori and women who were physically disciplined at school for speaking the Māori language
Tangata Whenua is a magnificent work, weaving together the many strands of our history
Tuai might have forever remained a footnote in our country's history, were it not for the diligence of Alison Jones and Kuni Kaa Jenkins.
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