The Coming of the Maori

Plates

I Moa Hunter's grave (reconstruction)	(after Duff)
II Carved house on Mana Island	(J. T. Salmon after Angas)
III Carved doorway	(Auckland Museum)
IV Carved storehouse	Auckland Museum
V Modern carved house, Te Kaha	John Pascoe, Department of Internal Affairs
VI Floor mat with pattern	(Auckland Museum)
VII Flax baskets	(Dominion Museum)
VIII Moriori marowhara	(Dominion Museum)
IX Moriori rain cape (a) outer side (b) inner side	(Canterbur Museum)
X Maori rain cloak	(Auckland Museum)
XI Maori rain cape	(Auckland Museum)
XII Maori tag cloak	(Dominion Museum)
XIII Maori feather cloak	(Auckland Museum)
XIV Maori dogskin cloak	(Auckland Museum)
XV Maori taniko cloak	(Auckland Museum)
XVI War canoe	(Auckland Museum)page break
XVII Eel trap (hinaki)	(Dominion Museum)
XVIII Eel weir	(Field)
XIX String figure
XX Carved feather box	(Dominion Museum)
XXI Whale-tooth ornament	(Canterbury Museum)
XXII Spool ornament	(Canterbury Museum)
XXIII Tattooing funnels	(Oldman Collection)
XXIV Carved god sticks (a) (b) (c)	(Auckland Museum)

All these plates come at the end of the book.