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Māori Studies Subject Guide
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Featured Resources
- Early New Zealand Books Database
A complete online full-text and keyword-searchable corpus of books about New Zealand published in the first two-thirds of the nineteenth century. Accounts by early travellers are a prime source of information about traditional Maori society and culture. - Informit - NZ Collection
Informit New Zealand Collection has been developed in order to provide easy and affordable access to full text content published in, or of relevance to, New Zealand. - Niupepa: Māori newspapers
A collection of historic newspapers published primarily for a Māori audience between 1842 and 1932. - Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Papers of historical scientific research, research by James Hector, William Colenso, Charles Fleming, Thomas Hocken, and Ernest Rutherford subjects include science, ethnography, agriculture, history, and literature.
Useful Links
- Glossary of Library Terms (University of South Carolina)
- How to navigate the Library. Dewey / Library of Congress classification
- ResearchReady: Four modules that have been created for first-year students
- Hocken Collections Te Uare Taoka o Hākena: A guide for researchers of the Hocken Collections
- Indigenous Health Models: include indigenous concepts, knowledges, practices, values, world views
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