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Celebration of the arrival of the canoe Te Aurere Waka on the beach of Whangaparaoa. This immense double pirogue, similar to those of the first people to arrive, was built to prove to the world of the Pakehas that the colonization of New Zealand in the13th - 14th centuries owed nothing to chance. Since 15 years ago, the Maoris’ canoes crisscross the Pacific Ocean.
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