The History of Flax Use in New Zealand
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Description: Short article about the history of flax plants and fibers the Maori people used as a raw material for clothing, food gathering, hunting, fishing, homeware and medicine, long before the arrival of European settlers. Links to linen weaving and dyeing. Author: Ali Brown.
AB - History of New Zealand flax Email: [email protected] The history of flax use in New Zealand For hundreds of years before the arrival of European settlers, MÄori — the indigenous people of New Zealand — utilised native New Zealand flax as a raw material for clothing, food gathering, hunting, fishing, homeware and medicine. MÄori communities cultivated plantations, or
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| Date | lastmodified: 2013-08-06T19:54:43+12:00 |