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Kōrero: Pacific migrations

Ngā rohe mutunga e toru kia taea

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The last three points of migration

He āwhio ngā haerenga onamata atu i Poronihia i te Rawhiti ki nga wāhi pāmamao – nā nga hau, e kore e taea te hoki tika ki te wahi i wehe tuatahi ai koe. Me tūtū ngā waka ki ngā moutere kei te ara moana, me hoki rānei mā ngā ara he rerekē ō ratou āhuarangi ki ērā i haerea i te tīmatanga o te haere. Ko ngā heke uaua rawa atu, ko ngā heke whakamutunga. Ki te haere ki Hawaii, ki Te Pito o te Henua rānei, me haere whakawhiti i te hau. Ko Aotearoa kei te tonga rā anō. Ko ngā hau tuauru o tēnei pito ko ngā hau matua (westerlies).

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Geoff Irwin, Pacific migrations – East to the empty Pacific, Te Ara – the Encyclopedia of New Zealand, https://teara.govt.nz/mi/map/1778/nga-rohe-mutunga-e-toru-kia-taea (accessed 24 June 2026).

He kōrero nā Geoff Irwin, i tāngia i te 4 March 2009, updated 8 February 2017.