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Aotearoa: A study in historical geography

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  • 1961
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  • About the tenth century A.D., Aoteara, "The land of the Long White Cloud,"-pre-European New Zealand-was receiving settlers from the tropical Pacific. Whether immigrants arrived by accidental drift or by purposeful voyaging we may never know, but it appears certain that they came from the islands of eastern Polynesia, for many features of the cultural pattern of the Tahiti region were faithfully reproduced in the alien environment of New Zealand.
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