-
house are
affiliated with the Ngāti
Ruanui hapū of Hāmua and Hāpōtiki.
Wharepuni Marae and its Tūpaia
meeting house are
affiliated with the Ngāti Ruanui...
-
Maori woman on the
porch of a
wharepuni, 1875...
-
flanked by
traditional Māori
architecture on her right,
including a
wharepuni (meeting house) and
puhara (lookout post),
alongside a
cabbage tree. A...
- or wood store,
pataka or storehouse, and
increasingly from the 1870s
wharepuni or
community meeting house.
Significant finance and mana was invested...
- 50%
silver 50%
quaternary alloy Milled A Māori
woman standing, with a
wharepuni (prin****l
house of a Māori village) and pūhara (an
elevated platform...
- 15th
century communities became bigger and more settled.
People built wharepuni –
sleeping houses with room for
several families, and a
front porch. Other...
-
classic Māori
communities slept in
rectangular sleeping houses (
wharepuni). The
wharepuni were made of timber, rushes, tree
ferns and bark, they had a thatched...
- Waitōtara Te Wairoa-iti
Maruata Ngā
Rauru Kītahi (Ngāti Tai)
Waverley Wharepuni Tūpaia Ngāti
Ruanui (Ngāti Tānewai, Ngāti Tūpaea) Hāwera
Whenuakura Pā...
- The main
village centres around Te Hāroto Marae. Te
Rongopai is the
wharepuni (meeting house) and
Piriwiritua is the
wharekai (dining hall) a meeting...
-
Taumarunui Mangamingi Tamakana Ngāti
Uenuku Raetihi Marangai Marae No
wharepuni Ngāti
Rangi (Uenukumanawawiri)
Raetihi Maungārongo
Tikaraina Ringapoto...
