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Borrow pits
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Modified soils
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Stone structures
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Slope trenches
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Wetland ditches
Ka whakaatu te mahere nei i te hōrapa o te ahuwhenua Māori – ngā oneone panoni, ngā rua tango kirikiri, ngā takotoranga kōhatu (rārangi, pūkai, putunga, whakaōritenga), ngā awakari kei runga puke me ngā awakari kei ngā whenua powharu. Ka raweke e te Māori te oneone ki te whakamahana me te pana wai mā te tāpiri i te kirikiri, te one rānei ka tangohia i ngā rua tango kirikiri. Ka kitea ngā rārangi kōhatu i ngā whenua he nui te kōhatu i whakaemia kia pai ai mō te whakatipu, i whakarārangitia rānei ngā kōhatu hei tohu kei hea ngā ripa tauārai. Ko te whakapae, whakatipuria ai he kai ki ētahi o aua rārangi.
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