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    The document summarizes aspects of Māori culture and traditions, including their Polynesian origins in Southeast Asia. It describes a powhiri ceremony, which involves speeches, dancing, singing and a hongi greeting where people press their noses and foreheads together. The karanga is an exchange of calls when a visiting group arrives. Whaikōrero are formal speeches generally made by men during powhiri ceremonies, with an established order of speakers from hosts and visitors. Waiata or songs also play an important role in preserving ancestral wisdom.

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    Brief explanation on Maori

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    Maori Cultural

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    The document summarizes aspects of Māori culture and traditions, including their Polynesian origins in Southeast Asia. It describes a powhiri ceremony, which involves speeches, dancing, singing and a hongi greeting where people press their noses and foreheads together. The karanga is an exchange of calls when a visiting group arrives. Whaikōrero are formal speeches generally made by men during powhiri ceremonies, with an established order of speakers from hosts and visitors. Waiata or songs also play an important role in preserving ancestral wisdom.

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    Cultural

    Maori and Powhiri

    History
    The ancestors of the Mori were a Polynesian people originating from south-east Asia. The first Polynesians settled mainly around the coast of New Zealand, and especially the east coast.

    The name "Mori" originally meant "the local people", or "the original people". As opposed to the new arrivals - white European settlers - the "pakeha".

    Powhiri (Welcoming)
    Mori welcoming ceremony involving speeches, dancing, singing and finally the hongi.

    Hongi

    Karanga
    The karanga is an exchange of calls that takes place during the time a visiting group moves onto the marae or into the formal meeting area.

    Whaikrero & Peke


    Whaikrero are formal speeches generally made by men during pwhiri (formal welcome ceremonies) and in social gatherings. Peke, all but one of the host speakers speak first. Then the right of speech is handed to the visitors. A final speaker from the hosts completes the whaikrero phase of the pwhiri.

    Waiata - Song Waiata or songs and chants are an important part of Mori culture. The words and expressions preserve the wisdom and knowledge of ancestors.

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