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	Whakapapa Guide
		When researching whakapapa, it may also be useful to look for local histories of the area that the family lived in.
		Included are whakapapa tables of Turi of the Aotea waka, Hoturoa of the Tainui waka, Kupe of Matahoura waka and Paikea of Horouta waka.
		"Whakapapa of Mataatua canoe by Erimana Heremana." NZBC 14/4/71.
	www.library.auckland.ac.nz /subjects/maori/guides/whakapapa_guide.htm (4483 words)

	Whakapapa Reviews (c) Snow-Forecast.com
		Whakapapa is not only for the skiers and boarders you know.
		Whakapapa has an average snow depth of 3.5m in the peak of winter (august-september) Along with breathtaking scenery of the three volacanoes comes the awesome skiing, great lift acsessed backcountry terrain and those double fl diamond runs down the famous pinnacles.
		Not only does whakapapa have those changelling runs but 5 lifts are dedicated to beginners.
	www.snow-forecast.com /resorts/Whakapapa.reviews.shtml (474 words)

	Related Topic - Whakapapa
		It is a family tree that branches out into every genus of creation - land, sea, flora and fauna, sky, stars, the twists and turns of history, mankind, ancestors, the unborn generations.
		Centuries of history and knowledge are held within Whakapapa and as an oral culture, systems were developed to ensure information was retained.
		Like knowledge, Whakapapa can never be confined to a single definition.
	www.nzmaori.co.nz /related_topics/whakapapa.html (440 words)

	Whakapapa Ski & Snowboard Area: Taupo, Ski & Snowboard New Zealand \| Ski Fields \| Accommodation \| Events
		Whakapapa Ski Area is New Zealand’s largest developed ski area, with 550 hectare (1360 acres).
		Whakapapa has a safe enviroment for beginners a that is separate from the main ski area.
		Whakapapa Ski Area has plenty to offer for boarders with special features to keep them entertained, including the Moro Halfpipe, as well as a beginner to intermediate Terrain Park.
	www.0800snow.co.nz /new_zealand_ski_fields/whakapapa.asp (309 words)

	Whakapapa as a Maori Mental Construct: Some Implications for the Debate over Genetic Modification of Organisms - ...
		Foremost among these are whakapapa and the associated metaphysical concepts of tapu- an intrinsic spiritual integrity and potentiality for power of a thing, and mauri-the elemental energy or material life force that constitutes the essential self or essence of a thing (Shirres 1997).
		Inclusion of root crops and vines in the same whakapapa appears to be explained by the strong morphological similarity between the extended vine-like branches of the kumara plant and the other vines or climbers, and possibly also the fact that white flowers are prevalent among them all.
		But human whakapapa involve only a single species and therefore are more closely allied in terms of their underlying philosophy to modern phylogenetic classifications in their presumption of relationships based on genetically inherited characteristics; thus both can lay claim to being genealogies.
	www.redorbit.com /news/display?id=56003 (8435 words)

	Te Puna Web Directory > NZ > Māori > Māori : History and Whakapapa
		Index to published and unpublished information sources on tribal history, tikanga-a-iwi, and whakapapa held in the Heritage and Research Collections of Auckland City Libraries.
		Includes a section on how to research your whakapapa; Iwi maps; Māori words and names and list, with contact details, of members and the research they are conducting.
		Introduction to tracing your whakapapa, significant tribal resources held in Manukau Libraries, a map showing iwi and waka, and links to a selection of websites with Maori content.
	webdirectory.natlib.govt.nz /dir/en/nz/maori/maori-history-and-whakapapa (1511 words)

	Whakapapa Volunteer Fire Brigade @ Firehouse.com Network
		Whakapapa Volunteer Fire Brigade is responsible for the villages of Whakapapa and Iwikau, both of which are located on the northern side of Mt. Ruapehu in the Tongariro National Park in New Zealand.
		Whakapapa village sits at approximately 1200 meters above sea level and is the main gateway for summer and winter recreational activities in and around the Tongariro National Park.
		Whakapapa village has several medium to large sized accommodation facilities (The Grand Chateau & The Skotel Alpine Resort) along with extensive staff accommodation for these establishments and the Whakapapa Ski Field facilities (Ruapehu Alpine Lifts, also know as RAL).
	departments.firehouse.com /dept/WhakapapaVillageNZ (434 words)

	Serac Ski Club: the lodges
		The ski lifts are a few minutes walk from the Whakapapa lodge door and the lodge is easily accessible from the car park.
		The Whakapapa lodge in summer (before the external refurbishment was done).
		When visiting Whakapapa lodge it is best to use a pack for your gear as the lodge is approximately 100m from the road.
	www.serac.org.nz /lodges.htm (595 words)

	Whakapapa Village short walks; Ruapehu area tracks and walks
		Whakapapa Village is situated within the boundaries of Tongariro National Park, on the lower north-western slopes of Mount Ruapehu.
		Debris avalanches during Ruapehu’s periods of volcanic activity are believed to have formed these mounds thousands of years ago.
		Begins 4 km below Whakapapa Visitor Centre on SH 48.The falls, which tumble over the edge of an ancient lava flow, are reached after a short stroll through mountain toatoa and beech forest.
	www.doc.govt.nz /templates/trackandwalk.aspx?id=36029 (273 words)

	Ngai Tahu - Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu - Welcome to Whakapapa Ngāi Tahu
		The management of the tribal registration process is based on systems dating back to the 1870s and 1890s when Tohunga recorded Ngāi Tahu whakapapa and traditions to progress the various tribal claims.
		This work necessitated Pitama and others compiling a body of whakapapa establishing the descendants of those who had lived within the original purchase area.
		Both the 1925 and 1929 Census Committees drew on whakapapa recorded in the 1870s and 1880s.
	www.ngaitahu.iwi.nz /Whakapapa%20Registration (347 words)

	Whakapapa Ski & Snow Report: Skiing Conditions - OnTheSnow
		Whakapapa Ski & Snow Report: Skiing Conditions - OnTheSnow
		Snow Conditions (Updated: Oct 22 01:03 EDT) Whakapapa Web site
		Anonymous wrote: Went to NZ last year and skied this mountain and most of the South Island...The facilities and terrain are poor,second rate and has pretty much the worst apres ski i've come across...Nice country...Just third world skiing Lifts at this resort are slow, old and the snow is wet and patchy.
	www.onthesnow.com /NZ-NZ/773/skireport.html (103 words)

	Whakapapa climbing and bouldering - Mojozone.co.nz
		Crags / Central North Island / Whakapapa :: Whakapapa from the air
		Whakapapa Crag is a mixture of trad and bolted lines.
		Have added Whakapapa to the crags database (aka Crank project)...
	www.mojozone.co.nz /climbing-location/whakapapa (119 words)

	Whakapapa Bibliography papakainga
		The library has a wealth of information suitable for using as resource material when researching your whakapapa.
		Some of these lists are arranged by iwi, and some by geographic region.
		Korero o te Wa I Raraunga I Rauemi I Te Whanganui a Tara I Whakapapa
	www.wcl.govt.nz /maori/whakapapa/Whakafront.html (45 words)

	Maori Genealogy / Whakapapa Maori
		Please note that I do not provide a whakapapa research service.
		An explanation of whakapapa, its forms and uses.
		This Maori language manuscript contains a great deal of whakapapa relating to the Takitimu and Kurahaupo waka.
	maaori.com /whakapapa (80 words)

	ski Whakapapa
		Whakapapa is New Zealand's 2nd oldest and biggest ski area.
		Snowboard Whakapapa or ski Whakapapa and you are riding New Zealand's Biggest ski area.
		Check the snow base first though Whakapapa won't really go off until its around the 2 meter mark and as with all of Ruapehu's ski areas ice can be prevalent off trail.
	www.powderhound.co.nz /whakapapa.html (271 words)

	Snow co : WHAKAPAPA SKI AREA
		Whakapapa is on the north-easterly slopes of Mt Ruapehu.
		The Te Herenga Ridge, Meads Wall, Whakapapa Valley, Skippers Cliff and Pinnacles ridge form an impossible barrier.
		The skifield itself is divided in two by an ancient remnant lava flow.
	www.snow.co.nz /Areas/36.asp?skiArea=36 (315 words)

	Whakapapa - a guide to resources held in the Aotearoa New Zealand Centre - Māori - Christchurch City Libraries
		Many iwi whakapapa are treated as taonga and shelved separately.
		To Mrs Enid Ellis for her invaluable assistance in preparation for the Whakapapa booklet.
		A selective index to the Ngāi Tahu claim provides references to material from the Ngāi Tahu Māori Trust Board Claim before the Waitangi Tribunal which is held in the Ngā Pounamu Māori Centre of the Central Library.
	library.christchurch.org.nz /maori/whakapapa (219 words)

	maori - whakapapa
		You are here: home > what we have > māori resources > whakapapa
		Both reference and lending copies of the following items are available in all our libraries.
		We also have most standard bibliographic guides, tribal histories, Māori newspapers and published newsletters of a number of Māori organisations.
	www.manukau-libraries.govt.nz /whatwehave/Maori/whakapapa.htm (241 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Whakapapa at Epinions.com
		Although in recent years activity on the slopes of 'The Magic Mountain' has largely been limited to that of the volcanic kind, such geological delight has more recently been superseded by great dumps of snow, good weather, and the recent purchase of the Turoa ski fields on the other side of the mountain.
		Seismic activity has traditionally been rare and interested parties should rest assured that skiing Whakapapa is extremely safe, and great staff provide a very effective and comprehensive early warning system.
		I've always found my experiences at Whakapapa to be highly enjoyable and recommend it for its wide range of slopes, the friendliness of its staff.
	www.epinions.com /content_6549442180 (380 words)

	Whakapapa - Genealogy : New Zealand : Family History : History : Internet Gateway : Reference - Christchurch City ...
		In its original form it was 987 pages long, a vast index of Māori names referred to in books and journals, including the names of boundaries, Māori individuals, canoes, trees, landmarks and geographical locations.
		The Whakapapa Unit sits within the office of Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu, and is responsible for managing the tribal register and the registration process; maintaining and preserving the 1848 Whakapapa files; providing advice and services and research pertaining to whakapapa related matters; and, undertaking whakapapa based projects to enhance runanga affiliation and communication processes.
		Includes a PDF of the "Ngai Tahu 1848 Census" otherwise known as "the blue book" and a whakapapa registration form.
	library.christchurch.org.nz /Resources/Maori/Whakapapa/index.asp (410 words)

	Whakapapa
		Whakapapa, on the north-western slopes of Mt Ruapehu, is New Zealands largest developed ski area.
		Whakapapa boasts all services and amenities that you would expect to find at any international ski area.
		Happy Valley is a complete learners area that is separate to the main ski area so beginners can progress in a safe environment.
	www.skiwi.co.nz /Default.aspx?DN=b1ba75d6-5d58-40be-84ba-23f57cf58ebe (241 words)

	NATUREANDCO.COM - Tongariro National Park: practical information
		Get there by road: Whakapapa Village is 346 km (by SH 3) or 381 km (by SH 1) from Auckland, 341 km from Wellington, 102 km from Taupo.
		To tracks: In season, several private shuttle services operate from Whakapapa Village to the start and end of the Tongariro Crossing track.
		You can leave your vehicle at Whakapapa Village, Taupo or Turangi and use alternative transport (bus or shuttle) to the start of the Tongariro Crossing track.
	www.natureandco.co.nz /land_and_wildlife/national_parks/tongariro/practic-tongar.php3 (172 words)

	Whakapapa - World Snowboard Guide
		Whakapapa, along with sister resort Turoa,is located on the slopes of Mt Ruapehu.
		The diversity of the terrain here is caused by the way the underlying volcano has formed over millions of years.
		As the largest recognised ski resort in the country, Whakapapa has something for everyone, with steeps, cliffs, fast chutes, gullies and big natural banks allowing for some big air.
	www.worldsnowboardguide.com /resorts/newzealand/whakapapa/index.cfm (252 words)

	Whakapapa skiing NZ
		Skiing in Whakapapa, NZ gives you access to New Zealand’s largest developed ski area.
		Our trips to Whakapapa provide great value and maximum enjoyment for all levels of skiing and snowboarding.
		Whakapapa, on the north-western slopes of Mt Ruapehu, is NZ’s largest developed ski area.
	www.newzealandsnowtours.com /whakapapa-skiing-nz.html (177 words)

	Te Runanga O Te Rarawa- find your Whakapapa
		For you to begin tracing your whakapapa, you must first begin with your parents and their parents (and their parents...).
		You could then email Te Runanga o Te Rarawa - Te Rarawatanga Unit whakapapa@terarawa.co.nz and see if we can assist in anyway (your request may not be responded to immediately, however it will be eventually).
		We are developing an excellent network of whanau who are passionate about Te Rarawa whakapapa and can contact them with your request.
	www.terarawa.co.nz /whakapapa.htm (983 words)

	World Myths and Legends in Art (Minneapolis Institute of Arts)
		It is also essential to revere and communicate with one's ancestors, who remain present in the community as spiritual protectors of the living.
		Knowledge of one's ancestry, or whakapapa, is crucial, because lines of descent determine the Maori social order, as well as the institutions of leadership and aristocracy.
		A person reinforces his whakapapa by recitations of the layers of descent back to the original voyagers from Eastern Polynesia, and beyond to the gods and godesses themselves.
	www.artsmia.org /world-myths/artbyculture/maori_story.html (272 words)

	Whakapapa & the human gene: Whakapapa and biotechnology [Bioethics Council]
		Whakapapa and the human gene: Whakapapa and biotechnology [Bioethics Council]
		From the kākano (seed) develops the koi ora hou (a new life), which - while within the whare tangata (womb) - possesses mauri, whakapapa, wairua, hau and pūmanawa (natural talents).
		It is then born into the world of light.
	www.bioethics.org.nz /publications/human-genes-whakapapa-feb04/html/page2.html (865 words)

	Whakapapa (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If you are new to starting your Whakapapa and would like to know where to begin or you have already commenced your Whakapapa then the following links are an excellent source of information.
		Whakapapa Maori (Maori Genealogy), Maori culture, history, myth and legend encapsulated in Whakapapa/Genealogy.
		Whakapapa sources: Māori Land Court Records, Native and Māori Affairs Department, Birth, Death and Marriage Records.
	www.maori-in-oz.com /whakapapa.html (422 words)

	Ski Whakapapa, New Zealand - Skiing and Snowboarding in the New Zealand Ski Resort
		The New Zealand ski resort of Whakapapa has direct access to 30 individual pistes, served by 11 ski lifts.
		All levels of skier ability, from Beginner to Expert, are well-catered for in Whakapapa.
		It is not definitive and you must confirm all data for yourself before you act upon it.
	www.j2ski.com /australasian_ski_resorts/New_Zealand/Whakapapa.html (198 words)

	Ko te rangahau tāhuhu kōrero e pā ana ki te whānau, te rangahau whakapapa hoki: Te Puna ...
		Whakamahia te Mātāpuna Kōrero a Te Puna Mātauranga ki te rapu i ngā rauemi whakapapa.
		Ka taea e mātou te awhi i a koe ki te tātari kuputohu, ki te rapu pārongo rānei mō tētahi take, engari kāore e taea e mātou te whakahaere rangahau whakapapa māu.
		Me tīmata i te pokapū whakapapa whānau i te papa o raro.
	www.natlib.govt.nz /mi/using/4familyhist.html (987 words)

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