Patupaiarehe is the name given to the mythical fairy people of the forest. Some say it refers to the pakeha, meaning Europeans, yet...

In 2011 at Anaweka Estuary on the rugged North-Western coast of the South Island a huge storm uncovered a 6 metre section of an ocean...

I have a wild suggestion. Below is a photo of a man from Rapanui (Easter Island) who lived from 1825-1909. His name was Pakomio Maori. As...

As a follow on to the treaty post on 12th January and the principle of ownership post on 30th January, I found this interesting piece...

If you’re reading this you may have looked through most of the site. I encourage you to read it all from the beginning of post no.1. If...

There is a rock called Tokahaere situated just off Aoteroa Rd, 6km south of Wharepapa South in the Waikato. The whole area is popular...

It is so hard to get accurate information on who these 'tall ones' supposedly discovered actually are. See our previous posts about...

This post involves an interesting piece of early NZ history. Below are pictures of a famous carving from the museum at Te Awamutu. Tainui...

If you have been on various sites to do with the skeletons of the 'tall ones' you will have read about the Tameana and Hineana caves....

Below is an article I found in nzedge.com. It is about returning preserved heads (mokomokai). Dignity for Relics “For decades, New...