along with an 18th century leg bone of a Maori warrior chief and several other artifacts. The items were donated to the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow between 1900 and 1950 but neve ...

The arrival this month of the remains of 13 Maori warriors from collections at museums ... classifying the heads as works of art, but eventually gave them up in 2011. The British, who have refused ...

Photo / Paul Taylor It was the Art Deco moment one tourist will never forget – when he was confronted by a fierce Maori warrior and his swinging traditional taiaha after walking into the middle ...

As director of the Art Gallery of South Australia ... The somewhat naive portrait of the Maori warrior holding a staff, measuring 70 by 60 centimetres, is signed by William Duke (1814-1853).

Who Will Be The Ultimate Maori Warrior? It’s been more than a century ... “Everyone has seen the taiaha used in kapa haka as a cultural art form but TOA O AOTEAROA takes taiaha off the stage ...

The mummified head of a Maori warrior, the last one believed to be ... "Before, they were received as works of art. They were people and they are people," said Michelle Hippolite, co-director ...

“The locations and the art department were ruthlessly ... and they have a warrior ethic,” he says. “Once you get educated Maori, once they enter into business, they’re formidable characters.