Who were the first europeon setlers to live in motueka?

Abel Tasman was the first European to set foot in Motueka, in 1642, he was greeted by the local Māori iwi, Ngāti Tūmatakōkiri, who were well aware of the presence of Europeans in the region. James Cook passed through the area in 1770 and noted that the Māori were cultivating land there.

What color eyes do Italian people have?

When did the ottoman empire conquer byzantine territories?

The worst monarch in the history of the world! The reign of the 23rd Roman emperor Elagabalus is too terrible to write everything ...
Who is the most hated emperor in Rome? The most hated by Christians was Emperor Nero, so the tyrant of Rome is Nero. But perhaps the most hated by Roman citizens of his time was Elagabalus, the 23rd emperor. Descendants of the Severus family Elagabalus is the grandson of Julia Mesa, the sist
The Bayeux Tapestry
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The Old Man of Moria with FIRE &AX fights "Arapades" and "NENEKUS"
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The Americans had Mengele in their hands right after the war. Why did they let him go?
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