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an intricately designed wooden object with green glass in the top and bottom part, on a white background

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Wood Carving Furniture

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Chainsaw Carving

Cook-Voyage Collections - 1886.1.1159

Hafted adze, toki pou tangata, of wood and nephrite, from New Zealand; part of the Forster collection (Forster 109; 1886.1.1159)

a wooden carving on top of a piece of wood with a knife blade sticking out of it

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a woman holding an old wooden stick in her hand

Large Maori Tewhatewha Weapon on Stand

an antique illustration of different types of scissors and other items from the 1800s's

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Image of Maori Weapons (engraving) by English School, (19th century)

Maori Weapons (engraving)

an old metal and wood object with a green blade on it's tip, against a black background

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Maori Weapon Toki Poutangata

a metal object with a wooden handle holding a green stone and a large knife blade

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an old wooden walking stick on a white background

Very Elegant Tewhatewha / Paiaka Maori weapon

Tewhatewha / Paiaka A Maori weapons with a round handle about five feet in length, at the end of which is a broad, flat head, something like an axe, and with one edge sharpened. On the head bunches of pigeons’ feathers acted as ornament, the quills removed soften the feathers. This weapon constructed from the root of the Maire tree. . #maori weapon #maori #new zealand #maori art #oceanic art #tribal art #tribal weapon #whalebone #oceania #oceanic art pieces #primitive oceanic art #oceania

four different types of carved wooden objects on black background, including one with an eye and the other without eyes

Short Hand

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Maori short hand-club weapons are designed for close quarter combat and used in a jabbing or striking motion with intent to kill or maim (and then kill) with a blow to the skull. From top left, clockwise - Mere, (mere pounamu/greenstone mere) was the exclusive name of the weapon made of pounamu in some regions but other regions had a broader meaning which included the similar patu weapons made from bone, stone and hardwood. Greenstone clubs sometimes absorbed blood into tiny fissures leaving it