Before Maori: New Zealand’s First Inhabitants – A Perspective
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Paperback | English
Before Māori: New Zealand’s First Inhabitants explores a variety of evidence pointing to a long-term pre-Maori inhabitation of New Zealand. It covers the movement of people from Africa, across Asia and down through the Pacific, tracing their route by demonstrating striking similarities of language and culture. Far from being divisive, the book encourages all native-born New Zealanders to think of themselves as one people.
‘Before Māori: NZ’s First Inhabitants opened my eyes even wider to NZ’s history.’
‘It was a fantastic read and well researched.’
‘… thoroughly enjoyable and informative, and I would highly recommend it.’
Additional information
ISBN
9780473546595
Dimensions
165 × 244 mm
Format
Paperback
Language
English
Printed by
The CopyPress
Publication Date
December 2020
Publisher
Ross M. Bodle
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Davide Whittall –
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. So much proof of life before Māori.
I am going to approach the TV Programme “Sunday” to see if they are brave enough to do an exclusive about this information.
cap’n rossmbodle snr, –
The final copy of a mass migration from Africa via Antarctica to Australia, New Zealand, and South America, as recorded by scientists worldwide, Antarctica was free of ice back in 16-1700s thereby allowing migration of humanoids to traverse the Polar Regions. One must remember Antarctica was free of ice, thus allowing forest and wild life to roam freely. Whereby sailors often went ashore in search of fresh meat, fruits , etc. for food supplies. Moreover the British Admiralty handed Cook charts of the southern ocean with Australia and New Zealand already printed on them. Who were the map makers as these charts were dated 1400?