An Introduction to Whale Rider

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An Introduction to Whale Rider And the Maori Culture

Maori- Indigenous people of New Zealand. Believed to have migrated from Polynesia in canoes Have land rights and a treaty with the British, somewhat like the Native Americans have with the USA Legend of Paikea

Powhiri Traditional welcome Touch foreheads Rub noses (as opposed to a kiss)

Tattoos or “moko” Also called Henna Cultural identification Predominantly a male activity Women restrict these tattoos to the chin, upper lip, and nostrils Increasing in popularity to preserve the culture

Traditional fighting The club was a main fighting weapon Bulging eyes and tongue

Typical Maori Art / Carvings

Traditional Dance by men and women

Whales to the Maori Culture Maori believe the sperm whale holds spiritual significance Teeth/ jawbones are given to Maori as guaranteed by the “Treaty of Waitangi” Each tooth about worth $200 Poaching- $250,000 fine