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English: The door of the Māori meeting house Nuku-te-apiapi, which stood outside the entrance to Whakarewarewa at Rotorua. The main carved panel depicts the mythical Kurangaituku. The house was carved by Tene Waitere and Neke Kapua, and erected in 1905. The house was dismantled and some of the carvings, such as this and the window, depicting Hatupatu, are in Rotorua Museum. Magyar: Maori fafaragás a Rotorua Múzeumban |
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| Author | Szilas |
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| current | 07:32, 17 May 2016 | | 2,928 × 3,606 (18.92 MB) | Szilas |
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