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Sainson, Louis Auguste de, b 1800 :1. Danse guerriere des Nouveaux-Zelandais; 2. Guerriers Zelandais tatoues. de Sainson del. Voyage [pittoresque autour du monde. Paris. 1836]

Sainson, Louis Auguste de, b 1800 :1. Danse guerriere des Nouveaux-Zelandais; 2. Guerriers Zelandais tatoues. de Sainson del. Voyage [pittoresque autour du monde. Paris. 1836]

Young Maori boys being taught the haka, playing, and watching a man shave, all at Stokes Valley

Young Maori boys being taught the haka, playing, and watching a man shave, all at Stokes Valley

Lord Ranfurly and spectators watching a haka at Ruatoki

Lord Ranfurly and spectators watching a haka at Ruatoki

Haka party at Wairoa

Haka party at Wairoa

All blacks performing the haka

All blacks performing the haka

Anania Amohau leading a haka during the welcome home ceremony for the Maori Battalion

Anania Amohau leading a haka during the welcome home ceremony for the Maori Battalion

Williams, John, d 1905 :War dance, N.Z. 1858.

Williams, John, d 1905 :War dance, N.Z. 1858.

Poi and haka performers at Raukawa marae, Otaki

Poi and haka performers at Raukawa marae, Otaki

Maori Battalion performing a haka, Egypt

Maori Battalion performing a haka, Egypt

Grand Maori entertainment. Tonight! Tonight! Maori poi drills; hakas; waiatas; war dances, etc. 24 performers ...[signed] W H Hipango, chief manager. Brown, Thomson and Co. [printers. Flier. 1894?]

Grand Maori entertainment. Tonight! Tonight! Maori poi drills; hakas; waiatas; war dances, etc. 24 performers ...[signed] W H Hipango, chief manager. Brown, Thomson and Co. [printers. Flier. 1894?]

"A stroke of genius Prime Minister!" "I see why they weren't game to say 'No'." 18 November, 2005.

"A stroke of genius Prime Minister!" "I see why they weren't game to say 'No'." 18 November, 2005.

Haka outside Te Rauru meeting house, Whakarewarewa

Haka outside Te Rauru meeting house, Whakarewarewa

Ngati Kahungunu perform haka powhiri at the wedding of Maud Donnelly and Mr F Churchill Perry

Ngati Kahungunu perform haka powhiri at the wedding of Maud Donnelly and Mr F Churchill Perry

Haka by members of NZ Forestry Unit for visiting NZ Prime Minister, England

Haka by members of NZ Forestry Unit for visiting NZ Prime Minister, England

"Don'tcha get sick of the Kiwis doin' their stupid haka?" "Sure do!.. Wouldn't be so bad if they just did it when they win!" "Go easy, Blue!.. There should be some time when they can do it!" 22 March, 2006.

"Don'tcha get sick of the Kiwis doin' their stupid haka?" "Sure do!.. Wouldn't be so bad if they just did it when they win!" "Go easy, Blue!.. There should be some time when they can do it!" 22 March, 2006.

Children performing a haka

Children performing a haka

Maori boys performing a haka, Ohinemutu

Maori boys performing a haka, Ohinemutu

Men performing a haka at an unidentified location

Men performing a haka at an unidentified location

Brockie, Bob :New Zealand - 'A country divided by its unifying document'. Waitangi Day, 1997

Brockie, Bob :New Zealand - 'A country divided by its unifying document'. Waitangi Day, 1997

[Strutt, William] 1825-1915 :Stamping with right foot. 2nd position. [1855 or 1856]

[Strutt, William] 1825-1915 :Stamping with right foot. 2nd position. [1855 or 1856]