The Pa Maori
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Fortified villages on flat lands. The Manu-korihi pa. Massive earthworks. The Rewarewa pa. Hill forts. Otumatua. Interior aspect of a pa. Urenui. The Okoare and Te Koru fortified hills. Stone faced scarps. Puke-tarata. Ihupuku. Peculiar store pits. Fortified hillocks or mounds. Pohokura. Pahitere. Ridge forts. Otumoana. Okoki. Bay of Islands district. Hill fort at Kawakawa. Taiamai district. The Taka-poruruku, Tapa-huarau, Oneone-nui, Kai-tangata, Tunu-haere and Potiki-a-Rehua forts. Terraced hill forts. Terraced hills of Auckland isthmus. Heipipi at Petane. Otatara. Puketapu at Omahu. Wahine-iti fortified villages at Waiapu. Mangere. Pouerua. Maunga-turoto. Te Rua-hoanga. One Tree Hill. Mount Eden. Nga Puke-pango. Promontory forts. Te Rerenga at Wai-whakaiho. Pari-hamore at New Plymouth. Kumara-kai-amu and Te Kawa at Urenui. Mawe at Lake Omapere. Omaha and Te Kawau. Tutamahurangi. Pa attacked by French at Bay of Islands. Island forts and refuges. Island pa of Horowhenua and Muhunoa. Roto-a-Tara. Whare-okoro. Bare Island. Tutira. Te Pakake. Island refuges at Wellington. At Mercury Bay. Pa-tangata at Tonga-porutu. Island refuges at Napier; at Bay of Islands; at Queen Charlotte Sound, Porouta-whao and Te Hurepo. Tree refuges. Cliff forts and refuges. Paritutu at New Plymouth. Mikotahi. Waimate. Aromanga at Whanganui. Te Namu. Pohaturoa. Maunga-raho. Taratara. Rangatira on the Waipaoa.