'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River
Third chapter of Hei Taonga mā ngā Uri Whakatipu | Treasures for the Rising Generation, 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!', The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition 17 March–18 April 1921 Whanganui River
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'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River
Summary
'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River is a chapter[1].
Key Facts
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River authored Q139505720[2].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River authored Q139505832[3].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River authored Anne Salmond[4].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River authored Billie Lythberg[5].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River authored Q139505837[6].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River's instance of is recorded as chapter[7].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River's page is recorded as 154-199[8].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River's part of is recorded as Hei Taonga mā ngā Uri Whakatipu | Treasures for the Rising Generation: The Dominion Museum Ethnological Expeditions 1919–1923[9].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River's language of work or name is recorded as English[10].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River's language of work or name is recorded as Māori[11].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River's publication date is recorded as +2021-00-00T00:00:00Z[12].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River's published in is recorded as Hei Taonga mā ngā Uri Whakatipu | Treasures for the Rising Generation: The Dominion Museum Ethnological Expeditions 1919–1923[13].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River's title is recorded as 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!'[14].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River's subtitle is recorded as The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River[15].
- 'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River's author name string is recorded as Te Aroha McDonnell[16].
Body
Geography
'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River's part of is recorded as Hei Taonga mā ngā Uri Whakatipu | Treasures for the Rising Generation: The Dominion Museum Ethnological Expeditions 1919–1923[9].
Designation and Status
'Tōia Mai! Te Taonga!' The Third Dominion Museum Ethnological Expedition, 17 March–18 April 1921, Whanganui River's instance of is recorded as chapter[7].