New: maoriAll contenthive-129948hive-196917krzzanhive-183959hive-180932steemphotographyhive-166405hive-185836uncommonlabbitcoinhive-144064hive-150122hive-145157hive-183397krsuccesshive-188619hive-124908lifehive-109690hive-139150hive-101145hive-153970hive-184714TrendingNewHotLikerschatgpt-4 (23)in maori • last yearMe kite i te Whakamahinga GPT Chat! (Maori)Ko te whakamahi noa i te GPT kaore e ranea. Na, i roto i tenei tuhinga, e toru nga kaupapa matua mo te whakamahi pai o te GPT korerorero. Mahi rangahau i mua Ko te Chat GPT he taputapu ako…jgjenkins (25)in hive-144064 • 3 years ago21st KeyHey guys, heres an artistic 21st key created in New Zealand with a Native Maori surface design.goodtourism (36)in travel • 3 years agoReal life: The essence of regenerative tourismBronwyn Hutchison would like to see more examples of regenerative tourism in practice. In her second “Good Tourism” Insight, Ms Hutchison sheds light on a family-run lodge and tour operation in New…fractallover (74)in fractal • 3 years agoNikau Palm Leaves Used By Maori For Floor MatsSoftware MandelBrowser 3.3 Type Mandelbrot set X 0.6131064672 Y 0.6157456398 Zoom 1.34e+08 Iterations 67..186 Pattern intensity 1.0000 Linkathree-creations (29)in thanks • 4 years agoMaori girl from New zealandJust putting myself out there with one of my pencil work. Im always pushing to improve myself. Just a little taste. Thanksendless.drugs (65)in palnet • 5 years ago..sleepz (28)in maori • 5 years agoHow Māui Slowed The SunOne evening, Māui and his brothers were making a hāngi for their evening meal. They had just finished heating the stones when the sun went down and it quickly became too dark to see. Māui was…len.george (63)in history • 5 years agoVon Tempsky, One Of The British Soldiers During The Taranaki War, 1860s to 1858. Part 3British regulars had shown little aptitude for this type of warfare and consequently were at a disadvantage. While working as a war correspondent for the Daily Southern Cross, Tempsky accompanied…len.george (63)in history • 5 years agoVon Tempsky, One Of The British Soldiers During The Taranaki War, 1860s to 1858. Part 2On his news-hunting rides from Drury to the military posts in the district in the winter of 1863, Von Tempsky frequently called at a solitary house on the edge of the bush, between Papakura and…len.george (63)in history • 5 years agoVon Tempsky, One Of The British Soldiers During The Taranaki War, 1860s to 1858. Part 1Gustavus Ferdinand von Tempsky was born at Königsberg (Kaliningrad), East Prussia, on 15 February 1828. Image Source He was the younger son of Julius Louis von Tempsky and his wife…len.george (63)in history • 5 years agoKimble [Kimball] Bent An Unusual European Who Deserted The British Army And Joined The Hau Hau #37Kimble [Kimball] Bent Image Source From Hukatere the pakeha-Maori and his girl wife went to Taiporohenui, Bent's old home in the war days. There he lived for a year or so, blanketed like…len.george (63)in history • 5 years agoKimble [Kimball] Bent An Unusual European Who Deserted The British Army And Joined The Hau Hau #36A story related by Bent is illustrative of the Maori belief, up to quite modern days, in malignant beings which made their homes in lonely waters and in caves, the dreaded taniwha. The tale of the…len.george (63)in history • 5 years agoKimble [Kimball] Bent An Unusual European Who Deserted The British Army And Joined The Hau Hau #35More than one outlaw from the white country outside took refuge in the Taranaki bush even in those post-bellum days. One of these was Hiroki, the Maori who killed McLean. Hiroki (“The Lean One”)…len.george (63)in history • 5 years agoKimble [Kimball] Bent An Unusual European Who Deserted The British Army And Joined The Hau Hau #34Kimble Bent lived in this securely hidden place of refuge, and at Paihau village, nearby, from the end of 1869 until about 1876. He was now a Maori in all his ways, he planted food-crops and…len.george (63)in history • 5 years agoKimble [Kimball] Bent An Unusual European Who Deserted The British Army And Joined The Hau Hau #33The Hauhau war-chief's mana-tapu [Glory] was gone, and there was nothing for it but to fly to the depths of the wilderness. He and his men gathered in a few days at Rimatoto but made a very short…len.george (63)in history • 5 years agoKimble [Kimball] Bent An Unusual European Who Deserted The British Army And Joined The Hau Hau #32The Wanganui Kupapas were fully as savage as any wild rebel. No quarter was given to any Hauhau warrior, and no Hauhau thought of asking for any mercy. Of one frightful scene, Porter was an…len.george (63)in history • 5 years agoKimble [Kimball] Bent An Unusual European Who Deserted The British Army And Joined The Hau Hau #31Two of our men that we have been following, young Tutange and the warrior Katene Tu-Whakaruru, who were out scouting on horseback, discovered the troops lying in ambush just outside, waiting to…len.george (63)in history • 5 years agoKimble [Kimball] Bent An Unusual European Who Deserted The British Army And Joined The Hau Hau #30Now came an illustration of that many-sided law, the tapu. Titokowaru took the two eels which Bent had carried home on his back and hung them up as an offering to the atua, the heathen gods.…len.george (63)in history • 5 years agoKimble [Kimball] Bent An Unusual European Who Deserted The British Army And Joined The Hau Hau #29“After we deserted Tauranga-ika,” said the old pakeha-Maori, “we led a miserably rough life in the bush. We were as near starvation sometimes as we could well be. Kepa's Kupapas and the white…len.george (63)in history • 5 years agoKimble [Kimball] Bent An Unusual European Who Deserted The British Army And Joined The Hau Hau #28It was fortunate that this Hauhau ambuscade had been unmasked. The camp was already astir, and the troops were having their early morning coffee, and in another half-hour would have begun the…
