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A Marae is a sacred place that serves religious and social purposes

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weapon made from wood or whalebone, and used for sharp strikes or stabbing thrusts with quick footwork.

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PATU:
The word Patu in Maori means to strike, hit, and beat.

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a traditional Maori greeting in which people press their noses together.

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A pōwhiri, a Maori welcoming ceremony involving speeches, singing and finally the hongi.

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Waka Taua canoes are over 30 metres long which can hold over 100 people.

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War parties were usually composed of males, although female tribal
members were not exempt from this activity.