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  3. Canterbury's Māori place names reveal history, myths and battle stories

Canterbury's Māori place names reveal history, myths and battle stories

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Stuff - 14 Sep 2020

"As Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week) launches in New Zealand, the te reo names for Canterbury places tell us much about the region’s history, myths and legends."

The peaks above Lyttelton are called Ōketeupoko and are named after a grisly battle memento. Jo Gilbert / Stuff

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