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New Zealand Historic Places Trust Pouhere Taonga

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Taonga is a Māori term used to describe treasured items or possessions that hold cultural, spiritual, historical, or personal significance. These can include physical objects such as artwork, carvings, jewelry, or heirlooms, as well as intangible concepts like songs, dances, stories, or language. Taonga represents the cultural heritage of the Māori people and is recognized as valuable for its intrinsic connection to their identity, history, and traditions. It is often protected and preserved to maintain its cultural integrity and to pass it on to future generations.

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