Researching Iwi Māori History - HISTY330 (2020)

This paper explores the history of Maori and iwi peoples from Pacific origins to the present. It addresses the turning points, myths, discourses and narratives that have been mobilised to present Maori and iwi historical experiences. Students will examine the popular methods, theories, sources, and questions that have driven research in Maori and iwi historical scholarship.

Paper Information

Points:	15.0
Prerequisite(s):	HISTY107 or HIST107
Internal assessment / examination:	100:0
Restriction(s):	HIST330

Trimesters and Locations

Occurrence Code	When taught	Where taught
20A (HAM)	A Trimester : 2 Mar 2020 - 28 Jun 2020	Hamilton

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Timetabled Lectures for Researching Iwi Māori History (HISTY330)

Day	Start	End	Room	Dates
Wed	9:00 AM	12:00 PM	J.3.26	Mar 2 - May 17

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Indicative Fees for Researching Iwi Māori History (HISTY330)

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