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    Sailing for Survival 

    Mennis, Mary R.
    Sailing for Survival is a comparative study of the trading systems and canoes of two groups of people in Papua New Guinea: the Bel people of Bilbil/Yabob on the North Coast, near Madang and the Motu people on the South ...
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    Su’ena: Five Hundred Years of Interaction in the Eastern Triangle, Solomon Islands 

    Walter, Richard; Green, Roger C.
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    Archaeology of the Hohi Mission Station, Volume I: The 2012 Excavations 

    Smith, Ian; Middleton, Angela; Garland, Jessie; Woods, Naomi
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    Living in the Tension: A cross-cultural comparative study of the meaning and management of care, self-care, and wellbeing across two communities of faith-based youth workers. 

    Wardell, Susan Edith
    This ethnographic project explored how faith-based youth workers in two communities – Moment of Truth Evangelistic Ministries (MOTEM) in Kampala, Uganda, and Canterbury Youth Services (CYS) in Canterbury, New Zealand – ...
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    Tawhiti Rahi: Nga Poito o te Kupenga o Toi te Huatahi - A float of the fishing net of Toi te Huatahi. A multi-disciplinary study of Māori settlement of Tawhiti Rahi, an offshore island in northern New Zealand. 

    Robinson, James Justin
    My archaeological research addresses the question of the role constrained and circumscribed offshore islands played in the initial Polynesian colonising phase and in the subsequent indigenous Māori culture in New Zealand’s ...
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    Stable isotopes and diet : indications of the marine and terrestrial component in the diets of prehistoric populations from New Zealand and the Pacific 

    Quinn, Carolyn Jean
    The importance of marine versus terrestrial foods in prehistoric Pacific and New Zealand diets, and the adaptation of the Polynesian diet to new enviroments, is examined through the analysis of the ratios in human bone of ...
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    Murihiku Pa: An Investigation of Pa Sites in the Southern Areas of New Zealand 

    Potts, Kirsty Nicole
    This Master's Thesis examines why there are fewer recorded pa (fortification) sites in Murihiku, the southern-most region of New Zealand. Previous research on pa sites has primarily focused on areas with high distributions ...
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    Post-mortem personalisation : an ethnographic study of funeral directors in New Zealand 

    Schäfer, Cyril Timo
    This thesis examines the personalisation of Pakeha (European) post-mortem practices in New Zealand. While much of the discourse surrounding funerary and disposal processes maintains that contemporary practices demonstrate ...
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    Settlement Patterns and Indigenous Agency in Te Tau Ihu, 1770-1860 

    Jackson, Moira Annette
    Dynamic post-contact Maori settlement patterns in Te Tau Ihu o te Waka a Maui (the northern South Island) are used to investigate agency and the role of emergent nineteenth century European population on Maori landscape ...
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    Forty Years in Aotearoa New Zealand: Identity, Home and Later Life in an Adopted Country 

    George, Mary Molly Cosgrove
    New Zealand settlement began with waves of Māori settlement, then, in the last few hundred years, colonisers and opportunity-seekers have come from many countries. After World War II, New Zealand government actively sought ...
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