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Please Respect Our Culture
The famous Chatham Islands Black Robin
The Glory Cottage, Pitt Island. Built Circa 1888
A map of Rekohu showing some of the reserves
A very early sketched map of the islands of Rekohu
Momori rakau. These links to the ancient Moriori are fast fading from the landscape.
Tame Horomona Rehe: also known as Tommy Solomon.
Te ana o Nunuku: Nunuku's Cave. Nunuku was the legendary Moriori Chief who outlawed killing and began the peaceful legacy for which Moriori are renowned.
The post of hearts at Kopinga Marae.
The main Wharenui at Kopinga Marae
The famous hexagonal basalt columns.
Going Fishing: Pitt Island
Waitangi Harbour: the main port of the Chatham Islands
Peaceful morning
Mangere Island Nature Reserve
Hirawanu Tapu and Rohana
Rekohu and Rangiauria from several kilometres up
Bullers Mollymawk
This photograph of a group of Moriori was taken about 1877
Wind blown, but hanging in.
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The photographs on this website are the property of Hokotehi Moriori Trust.
HMT is the mandated corporate body of Te Imi Moriori (the Moriori people).
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There are a number of other photographs that can be found through out this site. Please refrain from copying them.
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Acknowledgement:
The following amatuer photographers have to be acknowedged for their fntastic photographs freely contributed to this site;
- Paul Ghertzen (from the Hawkes Bay DHB)
- Tania Kemp (Chatham Island Health Centre)
Other photographs were sourced from
- Sharon Pirika, Professional photographer, based on Rekohu
- Webmaster (Cashmere Bay Ltd)
- Public Domain
- Hokotehi Moriori Trust
External pictures that may be of interest: (These links will open in a seperate window)
The Hokotehi Moriori Trust website also has some very good photographs of Rekohu.
Education Resources is designed to compliment the " School Camps at Kopinga" product and provides a range of educational resources for teachers, students and anyone else interested in this fascinating slice of New Zealand's past, present and future.
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Education Resources Gallery: Providing unit-plans and templates using the new curriculum document