Tirohanga noa
Tirohanga MARC
- Moriori (New Zealand people)
Moriori (New Zealand people) (Topical Term)
Ka whakamahia mō/tirohia mai:
- Maioriori (New Zealand people)
- Maoriori (New Zealand people)
- Mooriori (New Zealand people)
- Mori-ori (New Zealand people)
- Earlier heading: Morioris
- Mouriuri (New Zealand people)
- Tchakat Morioiri (New Zealand people)
Tirohia hoki:
- Broader heading: Ethnology New Zealand
- Broader heading: Maori (New Zealand people)
Work cat.: King, M. Moriori, 1989: p. 18 (Moriori=Mooriori, Maoriori, Maioriori, Mouriuri, Mori-ori, Tchakat Moriori)
Ethnologue: p. 630.
Murdock world cult.: p. 157.
Voegelin lang.: p. 290.
Walker, R. Struggle without end, 1990: p. 39 (As early as 1852, John Shaw thought there were two races among the Maori. One the 'regular Maori' and the other an inferior dark-skinned [Moriori] people supposed to be aborigines of the islands. [Chatham] This essentially racist myth was strengthened by Percy Smith when he wrote that the Maori aristocracy preferred to trace their descent from the canoes that formed the fleet in 1350 that migrated to New Zealand.)