Waka Work

By Anonymous -
Press This 'Waka Work' To get to my waka work. 
Waka Work 

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  1. Anonymous28 November 2017 at 22:17

    Your work is certainly easy to read, Shanan. I like the reasons for why you think the Waka are significant - could there also be another reason?
    Maybe you could also think about how the missionaries influenced the Maaori community?
    A well presented piece of work. Tino pai mahi.

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