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Taonga — Un taonga est, dans la culture maori, un trésor, qu il soit tangible ou non. Parmi les taonga tangibles on trouve des artéfacts et objets hérités, les terres et les pêcheries. Parmi les intangibles on compte la langue, la religion, et les droits… … Wikipédia en Français
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