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  1. Yesterday I got to go to #TeHikoiMuseum which is one of the more detailed sources that @ExhibitExplorer uses. I highly recommend it.

    It tells the story of the history of the area, from both a Māori and Pakeha perspective, then a combination.

    #Riverton #Aparima #Southland #Murihiku #AotearoaNZ

  2. Yesterday I got to go to #TeHikoiMuseum which is one of the more detailed sources that @ExhibitExplorer uses. I highly recommend it.

    It tells the story of the history of the area, from both a Māori and Pakeha perspective, then a combination.

    #Riverton #Aparima #Southland #Murihiku #AotearoaNZ

  3. Yesterday I got to go to #TeHikoiMuseum which is one of the more detailed sources that @ExhibitExplorer uses. I highly recommend it.

    It tells the story of the history of the area, from both a Māori and Pakeha perspective, then a combination.

    #Riverton #Aparima #Southland #Murihiku #AotearoaNZ

  4. Yesterday I got to go to #TeHikoiMuseum which is one of the more detailed sources that @ExhibitExplorer uses. I highly recommend it.

    It tells the story of the history of the area, from both a Māori and Pakeha perspective, then a combination.

    #Riverton #Aparima #Southland #Murihiku #AotearoaNZ

  5. The word for Day 17 in English then Māori of #Museum30 #Origin #Pūtake

    The origin or pūtake of all the wood drying here, was nearby kahikatea stands, virtually decimated to provide wood for the local and national dairy trade as the trees became harder to find. Read more about it here: ehive.com/collections/202139/o

    #History #Heritage #Aotearoa #NZ #NZTwits #GLAM #Museums #Archives #digipres
    #EasternBush #Waiau #Ōtautau #Murihiku #Southland #Farming
    #CommunityCollaboration
    #CentralAndWesternArchive

  6. #Museum30 Day5 Today's topic is #Fire or #Ahi in Māori #NZTwits #Aotearoa #History #Murihiku #Southland #NZ
    #Waiau #Ōtautau #Archives
    #CentralWesternSouthland #GLAM #CommunityHistory #digipres

    A fire or ahi in the bush at #Monowai sadly destroyed this bridge in 1959. It had been built in 1921. This photo is part of our local Central & Western heritage collection, digitised by Central & Western Murihiku Southland Archive. Check out the history of this early bridge here: ehive.com/collections/202139/o