Ngā Tohutohu
Iwi are tribes which represent a united group of people who descend from a common ancestor. It is an important aspect of the Māori culture and is equally important to know where territories of these tribal groups are. Above is a map to help familiarise yourself with such iwi.
Further explanations and excercises: Te Kākano pp. 42-43, p.89; Te Kākano CDs Mahi 78.
Ko wai ngā iwi?
Titiro ki te mapi tuatahi me te mapi tuarua, ā, tuhia te iwi tika ki te nama e whai ake nei.
