Moe-tuma

Notes
For estimated date formula, I used: (29 great grandparent generations + 2) x 25) = 775 years, subtracting 2022, gave me circa 1247 CE. Settlement began around 1230-1280 A.D. (Bunbury et al., 2022; Wilmshurst et al., 2010). Tangiia-nui was Whiro te tupua's contemporary (Batley, 1973).

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