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Tahiti - marae (temple) - Maha I atea, Papara

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Photographer: Helen Groger-Wurm

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Maha I atea is also known as Mahaiatea marae.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/180363

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Slides: World and other slides

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Image

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World I
Pacific Slides Project 2019

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Jun-64

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