1. New Zealand In History new zealand history. An overview covering the prehistoric, colonial and modernperiods. The New Zealand Wars. Biographies of Maori warriors. http://history-nz.org/

The Polynesians The Europeans Before annexation The New Zealand Company ... The taking of Parihaka Also The Musket Wars History and culture The Moriori people General information ... Find New Zealand books, CDs, DVDs Looking for something in particular? Check the Site map ... About me Contact Forum ... Sign my Guestbook Tip : If your browser is not javascript enabled, you can navigate this site using the Site Map Labelled with ICRA [ Site update 1 June 05 ] Home Site map About me Contact Forum All Words Any Words Exact Match N ew Zealand's colourful history commences from the time when the Rangitata Land mass separates from the ancient super continent of Gondwana 80 million years ago, evolving over time to become modern New Zealand. As Polynesians discover and settle New Zealand, thought to be sometime between 950 and 1130 AD, the Moriori people are settling, possibly around the same time, the Chatham Islands, or Rekohu, a small group of islands off the coast of New Zealand.

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I n 1867, Te Ua's nephew Te Whiti, and nephew-in-law Tohu had founded a community at Parihaka, near Mt Taranaki, as a place of peace. 1867 was a year without war and even the warrior Titokowaru remarked, 'This is the year of the daughters, this is the year of the lamb'. Te Whiti's vision was of an open settlement, a radical departure from the traditional foritified pa. Parihaka represents today one of the most shameful episodes of New Zealand history. Te Whiti was greatly influenced by the Scriptures. He saw his people as a Lost Tribe - but he had the genius of synthesis to incorporate the best of his Maori heritage with the new European ideals. Unfortunately Parihaka was in the middle of a million acres of confiscated land - even if the land had been confiscated illegaly. That confiscation, in 1863, had been based on a rebellion by the tribe that had simply not occurred. In 1878, surveyors moved in, and Te Whiti and Tohu initiated protest - the surveyors were removed. (The Government later made the act of refusing surveyors on land Maori might own an offence punishable by 2 years prison - the West Coast Settlement Act.)

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Articles: Author Index Lorenzo Veracini, Revising Revisionist History: the 'Maori Achievement' and Recent Historiographical Developments on the 'New Zealand Wars' . Peer Reviewed. Published 01-03-2004. Monica Keneley, The Dying Town Syndrome:A Survey of Urban Development in the Western District of Victoria 1830-1930 . Peer Reviewed. Published 22-03-04. Binoy Kampmark, From Security to Liberation: Shifting Pro-war Discourses on the Iraq War . Peer Reviewed. Published 01-08-2004 Dale Sanders, From Colonial Outpost to Popular Tourism Destination: A Brief History of Land Use in the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Region, Western Australia . Peer Reviewed. Published 23-11-2004 . Peer Reviewed. Published 10-04-2003 James M. Gore, Representations of Non-Indigenous History and Identity in the National Museum of Australia and Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarew . Peer Reviewed. 18-10-2003 Kevin O'Toole and Neil Burdess, Municipal Wards in Victoria, 1982-1999 . Peer Reviewed. Published 18-10-2003 Aat Vervoorn

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