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Title	Date	Reference	Authors	Call #	ISSN
What's in an ArchSite name?	2021	Archaeology in New Zealand 64 (2): 21-33	Simon H. Bickler	H6/KE [NEW-]	0113-7832
Māori language revitalisation: New Zealand government magnanimity	2020	Canadian journal of native studies 40 (1): 13-36	Alison Hunter	*H6/KUB [CANADIAN-]	0715-3244
Narrative features and cultural motifs in a cautionary tradition from Mangaia (Cook Islands)	2016	Journal of the Polynesian Society 125 (4): 383-410	Michael Reilly	H6/KX [POLYNESIAN-]	0032-4000
Early documents from Palmerston Island and their implications for the origins of Palmerston English	2013	Journal of Pacific history 48 (3): 309-22	Rachel Hendery	H6/KX [JOURNAL-]	0022-3344
Piecing together Māori, word by word	2013	Cultural Survival quarterly 37 (1): 18-19	Erin McArdle	H6/KD [CULTURAL-]	0740-3291
Stories without end	2010	Journal of the Polynesian Society 119 (1): 7-24	Judith Binney	H6/KX [POLYNESIAN-]	0032-4000
Ko Rūamoko e ngunguru nei: reading between the lines	2010	Journal of the Polynesian Society 119 (2): 111-30	Robert Jahnke	H6/KX [POLYNESIAN-]	0032-4000
Mahika kai: the husbanding of consumables by Māori in precontact Te Wāipounamu	2010	Journal of the Polynesian Society 119 (2): 149-80	Jim Williams	H6/KX [POLYNESIAN-]	0032-4000
Shand's "Missing Moriori manuscript" recovered, though now partly in Māori	2008	Journal of Pacific history 117 (4): 399-404	Rhys Richards	H6/KX [JOURNAL-]	0022-3344
Māori names for marine mammals: ngā ingoa o 'ngā tamariki o Tinirau'	2008	Tuhinga 19 (): 1-6	Rhys Richrads	H6/KX [NEW ZEALAND-]	1173-4337
The Māori grammars and vocabularies of Thomas Kendall and John Gare Butler	2004	Rongorongo studies 14 (1): 20-37	Phil Parkinson	H6/KX 'RONGORONGO-'	0938-0795
Desired division, disavowed division: an analysis of the labeling of the bilingual unit as separatist in an Aotearoa /New Zealand school	2004	Anthropology and education quarterly 35 (2): 233-53	Neriko Musha Doerr	H6 [COUNCIL-]	0161-7761
Ārohirohi noa 'my spinning head'	2004	Journal of the Polynesian Society 113 (2): 197-200	Ailsa Smith	H6/KX [POLYNESIAN-]	0032-4000
Who is Takatāpui? Māori language, sexuality and identity in Aotearoa/New Zealand	2003	Anthropologica 45 (2): 233-44	David A.B. Murray	H6/KUB [ANTHROPOLOGICA N.S.-]	0003-5459
The Māori grammars and vocabularies of Thomas Kendall and John Gare Butler (1): the rotten branches, 1814-23	2001	Rongorongo studies 11 (1): 4-24	Phil Parkinson		0938-0795
Placing names: Maaori and Rapanui	1993	Rapa Nui Journal 7 (2): 29-30	G McCall	*H6/KX [RAPA NUI-]
Lexical expansion in Maori	1993	Journal of the Polynesian Society 102 (1): 99-107	R Harlow	H6/KX [POLYNESIAN-]
The language, the law and the treaty of Waitangi	1991	Journal of the Polynesian Society 100 (4): 343-63	J N Matson	H6/KX [POLYNESIAN-]
Polynesian epigraphy. A report to the Society	1974	Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 1 (): 5-6	Barry Fell	H6/KE [EPIGRAPHIC-]
The ancient Maori votive stele of the pyramid of Ra on Mount Lavu in eastern Java	1974	Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 1 (): 7-12	Barry Fell	H6/KE [EPIGRAPHIC-]
Numerals on ancient Maori steles	1974	Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 1 (): 13-20	Barry Fell	H6/KE [EPIGRAPHIC-]
Ritual of the dawn: fragments of ancient Maurian chants in New Zealand Maori	1974	Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 1 (): 21-6	Barry Fell	H6/KE [EPIGRAPHIC-]
Ancient Maori inscriptions of North Africa. 1. The bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Kaiu from Thullium	1974	Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 1 (): 27-32	Barry Fell	H6/KE [EPIGRAPHIC-]
Ancient Maori inscriptions of North Africa. 2. The bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Rapa from Thullium	1974	Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 1 (): 33-7	Barry Fell	H6/KE [EPIGRAPHIC-]
Ancient Maori inscriptions of North Africa. 3. The bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Fawasa, Priest of the Oracle of Rono	1974	Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 1 (): 38-41	Barry Fell	H6/KE [EPIGRAPHIC-]
Ancient Maori inscriptions of North Africa. 4. The bilingual Punic-Maori stele of Weka from Bordj-Zoubia, near Oued-Meliz, Tunisia	1974	Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 1 (): 42-5	Barry Fell	H6/KE [EPIGRAPHIC-]
Distribution of ancient Maori inscriptions written in Maurian (Numidian) script	1974	Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 1 (): 46-9	Barry Fell	H6/KE [EPIGRAPHIC-]
Ancient Maori inscriptions of North Africa. 5. The bilingual Latin-Maori stele of Zakatutu from Thullium	1974	Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 1 (): 50-2	Barry Fell	H6/KE [EPIGRAPHIC-]
Chronology of ancient Maori scripts	1974	Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 1 (): 53-9	Barry Fell	H6/KE [EPIGRAPHIC-]
An ancient Maori inscription from Dakumba, Fiji	1974	Epigraphic Society Occasional Papers 1 (): 60-5	Barry Fell	H6/KE [EPIGRAPHIC-]

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