The Otago Peninsula, A Unique Identity

Megan Potiki

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The1 Otago1 Peninsula1 on1 the1 South1 Island1 of1 New1 Zealand1 has1 a1 long1 indigenous1Māori1history1that1is1rooted1in1the1land1and1the1people1of1the1area.1The1stories1and1 genealogy1 that1 connect1 Māori1 New1 Zealanders1 to1 the1 Otago1 Peninsula1 are1 well1 documented1 and1 retold.1 After1 European1 contact1 with1 and1 connection1 to1 the1 Otago1 Peninsula1was1initiated1the1colonisation1of1the1area1occurred1rapidly.1The1Otago1Peninsula1 historically,1 and1

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