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November 27–28, 1827. J Polyn Soc 100(3): 303–316
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translated by Smith S in JPS 1899–1918. In Walter R and Rangi Moeka’a (eds) (2000) The
Polynesian Society, Auckland, p. 144
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their culture; on the question of how that culture affected the later-coming Maori; and on the
existence in these isles of customs, arts, and artifacts not traceable to Polynesia. Trans Proc
NZ Inst 48: 435–447, 437–438
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Publications, Christchurch, pp. 86–92
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their culture; on the question of how that culture affected the later-coming Maori; and on the
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NZ Inst 48: pp. 441–442
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their culture; on the question of how that culture affected the later-coming Maori; and on the
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NZ Inst 48:202
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Ethnological studies 7. Gothenburg Ethnographical Museum
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30. Urlich C (2003) A new perspective: new blooms from ancient seeds. Pac Archaeol: 387–391