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Native GroupMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Cook Islands Online -
Preparation and unloading umu by sons of Nehemia Tauira, Manihiki, Cook IslandsMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Cook Islands 1990 Online
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Hair-cutting ceremony of the Cook Islands, Atiu Hall, Mangere, AucklandMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Multiple Locations 2000 to 2002 Online
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Hair-cutting ceremony of the Cook Islands, Atiu Hall, Mangere, AucklandMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Multiple Locations 2000 to 2002 Online
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Women wearing 'ei upoko (head wreaths), Cook IslandsMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Cook Islands 1981 to 1999 Online
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Diver connecting oyster shells to a mooring line, Manihiki, Cook IslandsMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Cook Islands 1990 to 1992 Online
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Tahitian technician Michel Yip implanting nucleus into an oyster, Manihiki, Cook IslandsMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Cook Islands 1990 to 1992 Online
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Woman stitching a tivaevae (quilt) / woman weaving, Cook IslandsMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Cook Islands 2002 to 2004 Online
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Mrs [Kiuni?] Samuel sewing tivaevae (quilt), Cook IslandsMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Cook Islands 2002 to 2004 Online
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Two young men with fishing nets in lagoon, Rakahanga, Cook IslandsMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Cook Islands 1990 Online
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Fishing tackle box, Beru in KiribatiiMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Kiribati Online
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Fishing tackle box, Beru in KiribatiiMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Kiribati Online
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