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Pe'e
First lines from recording:
Na Tenau oa i tu i te vaianga oa
Date Recorded:
23 Nov 1967
Location:
Te Makatea,
Mangaia,
Cook Islands
Accession Number:
83/150.22
Notes:
There was a man called Tenau. He was a strong, brave man. He belonged to the Tongaiti tribe. There was another tribe called Manaune-a-Rori. In this tribe they had all sorts of fighting equipment. They planned to go and kill Tenau, but did not win. All of them died. All their bodies and all their fighting equipment were buried at Te Tiriara at Veitatei.
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