| Location: | New Zealand / Aotearoa |
| Subject: | Maori culture |
| Length: | 46 minutes |
| Format: | 16 mm |
| Hue: | Color |
| Year Released: | 1974 |
| Series: | Tangata Whenua: The People of the Land |
| Director: | Barry Barclay |
| Producer: | Pacific Films |
| Distributor: | NZFA |
| Library Code: | Archive-NZFA |
| Description: | Part 1: In Those Times. A kuia (female elder) reminisces about her early life at the time of King Mahuta. Part 2: Moko. Maori elders discuss the significance of moko (chin tatoo) and the role on the marae of the kuia who still have moko. Part 3: Herepo's Place. Herepo is the last kuia in her district with a moko. She revisits places of her youth and discusses her present life, looking after her mokopuna (grandchildren). Talks about the value of land. |
| Record No: | 1957 |
| Resources: | Distributors's List |
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