Mahika Kai Journal

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Articles

• The Hau of Kai Hau Kai the practice of intergenerational reciprocal exchange

  Dione Payne

  1-14

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• Kua kā kē ngā ahi The fires are already alight and alive Rekindling relationships, practices, and knowledge of kai amongst tamariki and rangatahi of Ngāti Ruaka, Whanganui River

  Rawiri Tinirau, Cruz Pauro, Connor Pauro, Pera Maraku, Raiha Mihaka

  15-36

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• Transmitting Mātauraka Māori technologies into horticultural reality. Growing kūmara in Te Waipounamu, 2019.

  Matiu Payne

  37-51

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• Knowledge and use of traditional plants by Ngunnawal and Yuin peoples of Australia Barriers to knowledge and transmission

  Emily Heaney, Stewart Sutherland, Tyronne Bell, Craig Moritz

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• Transmission of Traditional Food Knowledge Experiences and perspectives of young adults

  Sai Pavani Divarkarla, Rosalie Aroni, Stewart Sutherland

  96-129

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• Utilising Mātauraka Māori knowledge and western scientific mapping technology to track vegetation changes in the Koukourarata (Port Levy) basin from c1620 to 2019.

  Wendy Fox, Matiu Payne

  130-142

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Applied Indigenous Practice

• Wahine Toa Hunting

  Pania Te Paiho Marsh

  143-146

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