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HekeKawiti1846.jpg
English: Shows Harriet, (Heke's wife), Hone Heke and Kawiti. Harriet (Hariata) is on the left in a European skirt, a Maori cloak worn as a stole around her upper body and tied at the waist, leaning on Heke's shoulder. Heke stands centrally, holding a rifle and wearing a short checked flax and feather cloak and flax skirt. His uncle Kawiti is on the right in a flax cloak, holding a taiaha.
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1846 |
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Cropped and levels-adjusted version of photo from Alexander Turnbull Library, ref C-012-019. URL: |
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Merrett, Joseph Jenner, 1816?-1854. Original title:The warrior chieftains of New Zealand |
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