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There is a theory that the red haired people weren’t Celtic but rather the Homo Floresiensis or something similar. Small red haired people with light skin from only coming out at night were called Patupaiarehe, in Hawaii and Tahiti they were called Manahune. Stories of them also exist in parts of Taiwan and Indonesian.

Maori the first new zealanders 🤣

pretty cool piece of history, don't see this often in NZ as we're a pretty young country.

4yrs ago this video well it ant got better alot worse and truely i think there will be civil war one day not by this country but buy another

Washing mouth out with soap because the reo was dirty. Ever wonder where our parents learned this behaviour to disipline their kids.

So sad, ay. Though Māori fought to preserve their heritage identity, yet English is still the 'infant' of all languages.

Ae it's was only in 1986 Maori language was revived banned from 1860s, and this Maori language of today well nothing like the old language, 😔😔😔

😍 love it!

thanks for the info 😃

I will still call it Mt Egmont, I had forgotten about that though, thanks for the reminder!😍

I remember watching this historical but significant piece of our history as a 7 year old back in 1967 whilst at Piriaka School, King Country. Growing up, I then realised what this had meant to our Iwi and our wider people in the surrounding districts. The impact it had and the colonization of a foreign power who in some cases divided and subjugated local Iwi. I won't go into detail, but this approach was fairly common throughout the Rohe. Ka Whawhai Tonu is a recollection of those events.

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The head only if the rest got eaten

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The indigenous people of New Zealand were European. The Polynesians colonized them.

They say it's funny, in a rich man's world. Just imagine what YOU would do with it. Buy a ticket today, and DREAM! Buy a ticket for the draw after, and DREAM. Buy a ticket for the draw after that, and DREAM. It's a very cheap price to pay, for the opportunity to do all of that dreaming. "Lotto ticket you gave it to me live, From the numbers on a yellow slip. Oh won't you keep me dreaming of a fortune, Until the results are in and my mood starts to dip."

Can you please explain the canoe that we travelled with if we were not expert sea farers?? Can you explain the star mapping knowledge that we used if we werent skilled??

Using trenches to evade enemy fire predates the New Zealand musket wars, but Maori did come up with it on their own, which shows ingenuity and adaptability in the face of a new form of warfare. But its inaccurate to say they were the first to "invent" it. Having said that, Maori trenches are the closest precursor to the famous World War I trenches, particularly in terms of their tactical purpose and design.

Guys got a great imagination 😮

It was their land anyway

It is good that at last the truth is coming out. There was a lot of evidence to prove the Maori were never the first here. This to a large degree has been removed by Maori.

The truth hurts a lot of people so it will never be told

What a great history on how New Zealand was developed.

People who believe this are rhe minority, and will never eo anything to actually prove anything haha the most they will ever do is comment on videos like this and take no real action

Awesome. Keep it up

That is actually the second New Zealand suicide bombing I have heard of. The other one was of course "We have maintained a silence closely resembling stupidity" Niel Roberts 1982. That story deserves a little space in the Anarchist History of NZ.

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What a load of garbage. These people were highly skilled sailers. They knew how to live off the ocean. They weren't mindlessly sailing the oceans.

😂🤣😂 not even ! You forgot the Easter island people's who were here before the first migration Arrived 😂🤣😂

Love this series

Ain't this some BS! He's just making all this up. 🙄

What a white myth this series is

Your 'colonial visionary' was a convicted pedophile: Wakefield, in 1826, abducted a 15-year-old schoolgirl, Ellen Turner, the daughter of William Turner, a rich Macclesfield manufacturer and county sheriff. Wakefield wanted the girl as his wife so that her father would be obliged to help him enter political life. The girl, whom Wakefield had never met, was first lured away from school by a false message saying her mother was dangerously ill. She was subsequently deceived by Wakefield into marrying him, with the story that her father had desperate money troubles and that the marriage was the only means of solving them. Edward Gibbon Wakefield and Ellen Turner were said to have married at Gretna Green, Scotland, on 8 March 1826. Having fled the country after the ceremony, Wakefield was apprehended in Calais by agents of the frantic parents. In August he, along with his fellow conspirators, his brother William, his step-mother, and a servant, Édouard Thévenot, were indicted at the Lancaster assizes. Their trial in March 1827 caused a public sensation. Only the brothers, however, were sentenced. On 14 May each received a three year prison term. A special act of Parliament annulled the marriage, which had not been consummated. teara.govt.nz/en/biographies/1w4/wakefield-edward-gibbon

Cant beat the bunjee jump ad where he catches the trout....

These white myths have been debunked particularly Māori did not come here on accident, they were THE greatest sailors in the world.

Is this white arse history

The full episode?

Where can I find this?

If someone bought my head in auction and hung it on the wall i not be happy ghost !

The missionaries had been with Maori along time before the treaty, the French were knocking at the door to annex New Zealand 🇳🇿 after Du Fresne and marines were eaten, and Hobson was clearly instructed that no one signed the treaty unless they fully understood. They knew they were ceding sovereignty, kohimarama confirmed it 26 years later.

We've got pink white sunburnt kuris telling the history of our people😂😂😂😂

Dum ballheads just cant leave things alone thats not there's tutufingers

you've got the resolution wrong

Thankyou for the video where's the rest? My ancestor William Kennard was one of the settlers Johnny Jones brought across

thank you keep them coming

I spent a year of my electrical apprenticeship wiring those god awful "Peerless Homes" in Kawerau. Something like 10 power points , 8 lights, a hot water heater and a stove. Different house plans, but same electrics

Would have been better to watch with proper narration and verified fact checking instead of just using an AI voiceover

When I was a child, we lived very near the orakau Memorial