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Toea and Slave Boy - Maoris - New Zealand

Toea and Slave Boy - Maoris - New Zealand. Toea was the daughter of Te Awaitaia or William Naylor, the Christian Chief of Waingaisa, on the West Coast. The boy is carrying a calabash of water. They both belong to the Nga Ti Mahanga division of the Waikato tribe. Plate from The New Zealanders illustrated by George French Angas (1822-1886)

Picture No
10719754
Media ID
45243975
Size
3257px x 4626px (2.7MB)
Credit
© David Cousins / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Lithograph after George French Angas
Date
1847

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1847 Angas Anthropological Anthropology Calabash Ethnography Higher Maori Maoris Naylor Status Traditions Waikato Zealander


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