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October 1877 – 1
December 1951), also
known as Te
Rangi Hīroa or Te
Rangihīroa, was a New
Zealand doctor and a
prominent anthropologist who
served many...
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ethnological research expeditions encouraged and led by Āpirana
Ngata and Te
Rangihīroa, and
undertaken between 1919 and 1923 with
Elsdon Best,
James McDonald...
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carving fit for a president". Stuff.
Retrieved 14
October 2020. Panoho,
Rangihiroa (2015). Māori art: history, architecture,
landscape and theory. Auckland...
- Culture". New
Zealand Tourism Guide.
Retrieved 27 July 2017. Panoho,
Rangihiroa (2015). Māori art : history, architecture,
landscape and theory. Mark...
- (haka).
Artefacts were
handed down
through generations.
Artist and
scholar Rangihiroa Panaho relates to
viewing and
understanding Māori art as a meandering...
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Tukorehu and his
Tuakana (elder brothers) Te Uaki, Te Akanui, and Te
Rangihiroa and
tuahine (sister)
Whaeapare II.
while others who
descend from Tukorehu...
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contemporary Pacific art.: 431 The
exhibition was
curated by art
historian Rangihiroa Panoho for the
Sarjeant Art
Gallery in
Whanganui in 1990 and the metropolitan...
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accompanying Te
Rangihiroa through a
narrow p**** at Petane.
Heavily outnumbered, the Ngāti
Hineuru party was
quickly stopped in its tracks: Te
Rangihiroa and 11...
- by
Bernice Murphy,
Priscilla Pitts,
Alexa M Johnston,
Cliff Whiting,
Rangihiroa Panaho,
Roger Horrocks, Tony Green,
Robert Leonard,
Christina Barton and...
- black. Sir
Peter Henry Buck KCMG DSO, also
known as Te
Rangi Hīroa or Te
Rangihīroa, who led the
exposition pā's
sanitary infrastructure design and maintenance...
