Rua-i-te-whaihanga

Rua-i-te-whaihanga represents the knowledge of the artisan, the craftsman, as of a housebuilder or canoe hewer. He is said by some to be a child of Tangaroa.

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References

Source

  • Best, Elsdon. (1924). The Maori. Wellington: Harry H. Tombs, p. 177.