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Waka huia e Papa hou são recipientes para … Waka huia e Papa hou são recipientes para tesouros feitos pelo povo maori, indígenas da Nova Zelândia. Estes recipientes de tesouros guardavam os bens pessoais mais valiosos de uma pessoa, como hei-tiki (pingentes), penas para decorar o cabelo como as penas da cauda do huia (Heteralocha acutirostris), heru (pente de cabelo) e outros itens para adorno pessoal. Waka huia e papa hou eram considerados "sagrados" (tapu na língua local, que é a origem da palavra tabu em português) de seus proprietários, porque as caixas continham itens pessoais que vinham regularmente em contato com o corpo, especialmente a cabeça (a parte mais tapu do corpo).nte a cabeça (a parte mais tapu do corpo).
, Waka huia and Papa hou are treasure containers made by Māori – the indigenous people of New Zealand. Waka huia was also the name of a long-running TV series on TVNZ.
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Waka huia and Papa hou are treasure containers made by Māori – the indigenous people of New Zealand. Waka huia was also the name of a long-running TV series on TVNZ.
, Waka huia e Papa hou são recipientes para … Waka huia e Papa hou são recipientes para tesouros feitos pelo povo maori, indígenas da Nova Zelândia. Estes recipientes de tesouros guardavam os bens pessoais mais valiosos de uma pessoa, como hei-tiki (pingentes), penas para decorar o cabelo como as penas da cauda do huia (Heteralocha acutirostris), heru (pente de cabelo) e outros itens para adorno pessoal. Waka huia e papa hou eram considerados "sagrados" (tapu na língua local, que é a origem da palavra tabu em português) de seus proprietários, porque as caixas continham itens pessoais que vinham regularmente em contato com o corpo, especialmente a cabeça (a parte mais tapu do corpo).nte a cabeça (a parte mais tapu do corpo).
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