Tracking travelling taonga : a narrative review of how Māori items got to London from 1798, to Salem in 1802, 1807 and 1812, and elsewhere up to 1840 / by Rhys Richards.

• Machine-generated contents note: A French Visit to North Cape on 11 March 1793 -- Lieutenant-Governor King from Norfolk Island to Muriwhenua in 1793 -- The Fancy Trading for spars at Waihou (Thames) in 1795 -- Mathew Flinders' Tiki in 1795 -- Sealers, Early Whalers and Spar Traders -- American Traders to China -- How Daniel Ward's Donations Reached Salem in 1802 -- The Donations of John Fitzpatrick Jeffrie in 1803 -- The Donations of Captain William Richardson in 1807 -- The Donations of Captain William Putnam Richardson in 1812 -- Pacific Sealskins, Sandalwood and Beche de Mer -- Other Early Taonga in American Collections -- The Russians at Queen Charlotte Sound in 1820 -- The Early Missionaries: Kendall and Marsden -- The British Navy's Search for Spars 1820-21 -- Muskets for Preserved Heads from 1810 to 1840 -- The French Collectors from 1824 to 1840 -- Taonga in Other European Museums -- Sperm Whalers from 1820 to 1840 -- Six British Collectors of Taonga, 1820 to 1840 -- The Three Maori Cloaks Donated by Mr C. Pettet -- The Flax Trade from 1828 to 1833 -- The Global Travels of the Mokomokai Daniel Aborn donated in 1831 -- Taonga from the South Island -- Remaining British Collections 1820 to 1840 -- The United States Exploring Expedition in 1840 -- Lost Provenances -- Retrospect: The Collecting of Taonga before 1840.

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Maori (New Zealand people)  -- Antiquities. (LCSH)

Maori (New Zealand people)  -- Material culture -- History. (LCSH)

Maori (New Zealand people)  -- Commerce -- History. (LCSH)

Collectors and collecting  -- History. (LCSH)

Ethnological museums and collections  -- History. (LCSH)

Taonga.  (reo)

Taputapu.  (reo)

Kōrero nehe.  (reo)

Tauhokohoko.  (reo)

Whare taonga.  (reo)

Toi moko.  (reo)

Collectors and collecting.  (fast)

Ethnological museums and collections.  (fast)

Maori (New Zealand people)  -- Antiquities. (fast)

Maori (New Zealand people)  -- Commerce. (fast)

Maori (New Zealand people)  -- Material culture. (fast)

Genre

History.  (fast)

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