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Native of New Zealand, Louis Auguste de Sainson, 1833
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Taghi taghi, a woman of Tasman Bay, Louis Auguste de Sainson, 1833
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Maori chief Te Rauparaha, J.A. Gilfillan, 1843
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A tabooed Maori store house, Augustus Earle, 1827
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Entrance to a Maori house at Raroera Pah, George Angas, 1847
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House of a Maori chief, Louis Auguste de Sainson, 1830
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House of Maori chief Pomare, Louis Auguste de Sainson, 1833
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Maori chief’s storehouse, George French Angas, 1845
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Maori taboo store house, Auguste Earle, 1827
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Whata, a Maori provision house at Otumatua Pa, Charles Heaphy, 1841
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Whata, a Maori storehouse for food, Louis Auguste de Sainson, 1839
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Whatas, Maori provision houses, George French Angas, 1848
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Maori chieftain, Gallo Gallina, 1816
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Maori moko, George French Angas, 1847
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Maori woman with chin tattoos
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Mask of plaster of a preserved head, Wilhelm Joest, 1887
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Moko of a Maori at Poverty Bay, H. Ling Roth, 1901
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Moko from a Maori at Poverty Bay, Sydney Parkinson, 1777
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Moko of a Maori at Poverty Bay, Sidney Parkinson, 1784
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Otegoowgoow, son of a chief, Sydney Parkinson, 1773
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Otegoowgoow, the son of a Maori chief, H. Ling Roth, 1901
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Otegoowgoow, the son of a chief, Sydney Parkinson, 1773
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Portrait of Otegoowgoow, son of a chief, Sidney Parkinson, 1780
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Mungakahu, chief of Motupoi, and his wife Ko Mari, George French Angas, 1847
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Na Horua, tohunga (priest) and older brother of Rauparaha, George French Angas, 1847
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Na Horua, tohunga (priest) and older brother of Rauparaha
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Native of New Zealand, Mercier, 1835
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Native of New Zealand, Mercier, 1840
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Native of Tasman Bay, Louis Auguste de Sainson, 1833
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Native of Tasman Bay, Louis Auguste de Sainson, 1833
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Native of Tasman Bay, Louis Auguste de Sainson, 1833
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Native woman of New Zealand, James Cowles Prichard, 1843
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Natives from New Zealand, Jacques Kuyper, 1802
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Natives of New Zealand, Devilliers, 1844
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New Zealand warrior, Sydney Parkinson, 1784
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Po?tatau Te Wherowhero, the first Maori king in 1858, George French Angas, 1847
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Rangihaeata, war leader and nephew of Te Rauparah, Te Rangihaeata, Charles Heaphy, 1840
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Sacred Maori wooden statue, New Zealand, Dunebin Burton, 1916
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Savage of New Zealand, Jean Piron, 1791
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Six men of New Zealand, Sidney Parkinson, 1780
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Studies of moko patterns, New Zealand, Wilhelm Joest, 1887
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Te Pahi, Maori Chief, after George Prideaux Robert Harris, 1840
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