Summary Specs Views on Pakeha receiving Moko have changed over the centuries. While today it is generally considered to be taboo, through the 19th century, Moko were often given to "Pakeha-Maori" - Pakeha men and women who lived within Maori tribes. A Moko on a Pakeha could be a sign of allegiance and belonging. Based on in-depth research and interviews, Trevor Bently tells an important part of early New Zealand history. Men such as John Rutherford, Joshua Mewburn and Barnet Burns are all profiled. General Information ISBN 9781990003691 Publisher New Holland Publishers (NZ) Ltd. Imprint White Cloud Books Publication date 01 October 2022 Product Type books Other Specifications Author Trevor Bentley Bind Paperback Language English Pages 288 Additional Information For more information on our shipping policy follow this link and for our returns policy click here.
