Groups of men in white maro and pāreu holding wooden paddles
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- Groups of men in white maro and pāreu holding wooden paddles, circa 1992, Cook Islands, by John Daley. Gift of John Daley, 2012. © Te Papa. Te Papa (CT.063347).
- Display date:
- circa 1992
- Location:
- Cook Islands
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- Te Papa Collections Online
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- Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
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1992 6th Festival of Arts
By Guest | Rarotonga | 5 Jul 2021
During the 6th Festival of arts in Rarotonga the Uritaua Clan from Avatiu built an enormous double hull canoe paddled so many men from the area from Avatiu to Avarua. I was 12 years old at the time what a site. That has never been repeated and iam 40 years old now. A part of that canoe I believe the front of the canoe is still in Avatiu today.
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