The following numbers cover the books, CDs and DVDs for this area and are located on level one. Look for the kōwhaiwhai label on the spine of the resource.
| Subject Heading | Subject Location |
| DU 411 | Tiriti o Waitangi - Treaty of Waitangi history |
| DU 422.8 | Kōrero taumata - Māori biography |
| DU 423 | Tikanga and mātauranga Māori - Māori culture and knowledge |
| DU 423.M42 | Wharenui - Meeting houses |
| DU 423.S63 | Kawa - Protocols including pōwhiri etc |
| DU 424 | Iwi - Tribes |
| GR 375 | Pūrākau - Myths and legends |
| KUQ | Kerēme (Tiriti o Waitangi) - Treaty of Waitangi claims |
| M 1842 | Waiata - Songs |
| N 7406 | Mahi toi - Art |
| NK 9793 | Whakairo - Carving |
| PL | Mātauranga wetereo - Māori dictionaries and grammar |
| PN 6519.M35 | Whakatauki - Proverbs |
| PR | Tuhinga kōrero - Literature including poetry, short stories, etc |
| TT 848-880 | Raranga - Weaving |
Welcome to the Indigenous Studies Subject Guide. A selection of resources have been hand selected for you to use to aid you with your studies. If you have any questions at all please contact the library.
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