[DOC] [TLE] jeopardy/2155_Qs.txt at master  jedoublen/jeopardy  GitHub [PAR] Examples of these in Maori culture include Ruaumoko, who handles earthquakes
, & Hinenuitepo, who handles death | Gods/deities. right: Dave. Wrong:. [DOC] [TLE] Raumoko - Wikipedia [PAR] In Mori mythology, Raumoko (also known as Ramoko) is the god of 
earthquakes, volcanoes ... In these versions, his movements in the womb cause 
earthquakes. ... of his niece Hine-nui-te-p, the goddess of death and a daughter 
of Tne. ... Wellington, New Zealand: Manat Taonga | Ministry for Culture and 
Heritage. [DOC] [TLE] Hine-nui-te-p - Wikipedia [PAR] Hine-nui-te-p ("Great woman of night") is a goddess of night and death and the 
ruler of the underworld in Mori mythology. ... in her vagina; Mui was the first 
man to die (Alpers 1964:70). Her other husband is her paternal uncle Ruaumoko. [DOC] [TLE] 2.  Historic earthquakes  Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand [PAR] Earthquakes in Mori tradition ... Page 2  The 1848 Marlborough earthquake ... 
Because these minor tremors caused no damage, people were ill-prepared for 
the severity of the ... Surprisingly, only three people died in the 1848 tremors. [DOC] [TLE] Historic earthquakes  Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand [PAR] In Mori tradition Raumoko, god of earthquakes, caused rumblings and ... major 
quakes have disrupted towns and cities, and caused injury and death. ... These 
two earthquakes caused damage in Masterton, Wellington, and other centres. [DOC] [TLE] He tataitanga ahua toi - Massey Research Online - Massey University [PAR] The thesis employs tataitanga kaupapa toi as a paradigm for Maori cultural 
relativity and ..... (ancestral house) because Taharora straddles a number of 
these architectural ...... translated as 'Ruaumoko (the earthquake god) rumbles'. 
..... protruding tongue and head carved with pattern while the handle remains 
plain. [DOC] [TLE] Files - Research Commons - University of Waikato [PAR] This thesis explores traditional philosophies of Mori motherhood. .... solving 
these perceived problematic situations of Mori mothers. This is ... 5 For example 
see Ministry of Health Comprehensive plan to inform the design of a ...... 
Ruaumoko is .... assume the role of Hinenuitep, goddess of death, where she 
could. [DOC] [TLE] The Legacy of Ngatoroirangi - Bay of Plenty Regional Council [PAR] Trust which administered Maori lands at Te Ohaaki and Rotokawa. ...... Mataatua 
traditions in the Taupo Volcanic Zone, and selected examples from outside ...... 
Ruaumoko and is associated with him, they are the cause of earthquakes and all 
volcanic ...... of a yard or two wide, one barely tepid, the other too hot to handle. [DOC] [TLE] Hamo Te Rangi Design for a contemporary urban Marae [PAR] Figure 3: Nana Teo far left promoting Maori culture during one of her many world 
.... Papakura pan-urban Marae below includes acknowledgement of tangata 
whenua ... These whakapapa trace the origins of existence from the realms of Te 
Kore and Te Po, from the ... Ruaumoko - atua of earthquakes ...... Hinenuitepo (f). 
15. [DOC] [TLE] Hawaii | Hawaiian Studies 107 - StudySoup [PAR] These class notes were created by an elite notetaker at Hawaii. ... Lilikala 
Traditional Hawaiian Metaphors Walker Ranginu Na Tikanga Maori Hau ...... 
British Mtiseum It is a beautiful example of technique but it is dead spiritually for 
the ...... it to the center of the house take hold of the ewe root on the handle and 
pray to the... [DOC] [TLE] August 2010 PROTECTION OF AUTHOR ' SCOPYRIGHT This copy ... [PAR] continuum here in the present, knowing that these ancestors stand behind me in 
the ...... moko kauae is only one symbolic example of Maori culture, other 
elements of the ..... Uetonga, a descendant of Hinenuitepo and Ruaumoko (see 
whakapapa i, ...... selected as a handle with a join~d branch forming a toe to 
which a bone... [DOC] [TLE] Maori Religion and Mythology Part 2</name> - New Zealand ... [PAR] Dec 15, 2007 ... NZETC Subject Headings 2011 English Mori Historical Maori and ..... as to the "
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Question: Examples of these in Maori culture include Ruaumoko, who handles earthquakes, & Hinenuitepo, who handles death
Answer: Gods/deities