The Maori
"Drawing on his deep knowledge of navigation, archaeology, and anthropology, David Lewis tells the story of these creative warlike people from their origins until the nineteenth century, when the Europeans arrived. He shows how all aspects of Maori life were interconnected. The gods were believed to be related to the people, and even trees had souls. Maori myths, their songs and their art, by turns sensuous and fierce, joyous and tragic, form an integral part of the book."--BOOK COVER.
128 pages
English edition · First published 1982 by Orbis · ISBN 9780856139390
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