Eighty years of traditions and contemporary Māori dance, Hakapapa, will be exhibited at Te Matatini 2019.
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China’s ancient terracotta warriors at Te Papa
The official caretakers of China's ancient terracotta warriors have been formally welcomed by Rongowhakaata, Ngāti Awa and Ngāti Toa today to mark the opening of the Guardians of Immortality exhibition.
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Challenging myths about Māori prophet Te Kooti
Te Kooti Arikirangi Te Turuki has long been portrayed in history as a rebel, but iwi speakers at the symposium will challenge the myths and share kōrero about his positive influence in their lives.
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NewsTe Papa to host famous ancient Terracotta Army
Te Papa Museum has announced their newest exhibition for this Summer, a unique opportunity for Kiwis to see the famous Terracotta Warriors in Aotearoa.
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"These ancestor remains were stolen and sold overseas"
17 Māori and Moriori ancestral remains have been returned to New Zealand from the United States of America and Germany. The toi moko and kōiwi tangata were formally welcomed to Rongomaraeroa Marae at the Museum of New Zealand - Te Papa Tongarewa.
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17 Māori and Moriori ancestral remains return home
Te Papa Tongarewa is ready to welcome the return of 17 Māori and Moriori ancestral remains from the United States of America and Germany.
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New two-level Toi Art gallery opens at Te Papa
Toi Art, Te Papa's new art gallery is set to open this evening. The two-level gallery is the length of fifteen rugby fields and incorporates a focus on Māori and also Pacific art that is touted to be a game changer for art in New Zealand.
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NewsTe Papa to open new $8mil gallery
The new gallery is to be opened by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern next week, showcasing work from leading Māori artists including Michael Parekowhai, Robyn Kahukiwa and Ralph Hotere.
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Te Papa's 20th birthday plans
Te Papa Tongarewa in Wellington is celebrating its 20th birthday today, the 14th of February, with plans for major changes to the national museum.
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Reunited with the bones of their ancestors
Two ancestor skulls have been returned to the people of Rapa Nui after being held in Canterbury and Otago Museums for nearly 70 years. Te Kāea was at Maahunui Marae in Christchurch for the ceremonial repatriation.
