The Discovery of Aotearoa Jeff Evans
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The Discovery of Aotearoa

Author: Jeff Evans
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Book Title
The Discovery of Aotearoa
Author
Jeff Evans
Book Condition
GOOD
ISBN
9780790006499
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Reed Books
Year Published
1998
The most balanced account yet of the great Polynesian discovery of New Zealand. Based on extensive research, the book deals in a no-nonsense style with the causes and characteristics of Polynesian migration, the location of the Maori homeland, the legend of Kupe, traditional Polynesian navigation, and the preservation of seafaring knowledge in Maori tradition. The second part of the book presents a gripping narrative of the voyage made by the canoe Hawaiki-Nui from Tahiti to New Zealand in 1985. Richly illustrated with maps, drawings and colour photos, The Discovery of Aotearoa is a fitting homage to the amazing navigational feats of the Polynesian canoe voyagers.

The most balanced account yet of the great Polynesian discovery of New Zealand. Based on extensive research, the book deals in a no-nonsense style with the causes and characteristics of Polynesian migration, the location of the Maori homeland, the legend of Kupe, traditional Polynesian navigation, and the preservation of seafaring knowledge in Maori tradition. The second part of the book presents a gripping narrative of the voyage made by the canoe Hawaiki-Nui from Tahiti to New Zealand in 1985.

Richly illustrated with maps, drawings and colour photos, The Discovery of Aotearoa is a fitting homage to the amazing navigational feats of the Polynesian canoe voyagers.

The most balanced account yet of the great Polynesian discovery of New Zealand. Based on extensive research, the book deals in a no-nonsense style with the causes and characteristics of Polynesian migration, the location of the Maori homeland, the legend of Kupe, traditional Polynesian navigation, and the preservation of seafaring knowledge in Maori tradition. The second part of the book presents a gripping narrative of the voyage made by the canoe Hawaiki-Nui from Tahiti to New Zealand in 1985.

Richly illustrated with maps, drawings and colour photos, The Discovery of Aotearoa is a fitting homage to the amazing navigational feats of the Polynesian canoe voyagers.