to give women offered first in the vote New Zealand MAORI ART Carving Tattooing Weaving Painting WHAKAIRO CARVING Wood Houses, fencepoles Taiaha traditional weapon, tool handles Stone Tools Bones Fish hooks, needles Performed by men only TA MOKO TATTOO Permanent body and face marking Status and rank Attractiveness TRADITIONA L TEXTILES Pake/Hieke a rain cloak for winter Piupiu a grass skirt Korowai, kaitaka, kahu huruhuru and kahu kur fine cloaks PAINTING Concentrated mostly on landscape and Mori subjects KAPA HAKA MAORI PERFORMING ART Expressing their heritage and cultural identity SPORT Rugby, basketball, cricket, hockey Extreme sports, adventure tourism and strong mountaineering tradition All Blacks THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
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The two main trade outlets eastwards to Europe were the settlements along the Thames River in the south and on the Firth of Forth in the north. It is no accident the present-day capitals of England and Scotland stand on or near these two ancient trade centres. For money the Celts used iron bars, until they began to copy the Roman coins they saw used in Gaul (France). According to the Romans, the Celtic men wore shirts and breeches (short trousers) and striped or checked cloaks fastened by a pin. It is possible that the Scottish dress and tartan developed from this cloak. Notes 1. The Celts [kelts] (Gr. Keltoi, Lat. Celtae) were a group of peoples and tribes (belonging to the Indo-European language group) which had come from Central Europe or further east and settled all of Western Europe including present-day France (Gaul, called Gallia by the Romans), the Iberian Peninsula (Lat. Hispania) and the 15 British Isles
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