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Reed Books
Language
English
Pages
104

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Subjects
Maori (New Zealand people), Legends, Maori Mythology, Folklore, Mythology, Maori, Mythology, maori, Legends, new zealand, Maori (new zealand people), folklore
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New Zealand

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Table of Contents

Introduction
Māui, the demi-god. Māui's birth ; Māui meets his father, Makea-tū-tara ; Māui's magic weapon ; Māui tames the sun ; How Māui fished up Aotearoa ; How Māui stole fire from Mahuika ; The death of Māui
Tautini-awhitia's journey in the seedpod canoe
Ao-kehu and the taniwha Tūtae-poroporo
Kōpūwai, the ogre of the Matau
Te Kāpō the taniwha
Patupaiarehe - the fairy people. Te Kanawa encounters the patupaiarehe ; Tāwhaitū is abducted by Whanawhana ; Ho Kahukura learnt netmaking from the fairies
Hinemoa and Tūtānekai
Tūrongo and Māhinārangi.

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In English.
Previously published as Paki waitara: myths and legends of the Māori, 1997.

Published in
Auckland, N.Z
Genre
Folklore

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Dewey Decimal Class
398.2/089/99442
Library of Congress
GR375 .H93 2003, GR375.H93 2003

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104 p. :
Number of pages
104

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OL3727596M
ISBN 10
0790009226
LCCN
2003374122
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4784084

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