Marae Development Questionnaire - Te Puni Kokiri

73 Are the movable taonga kept on the marae?
All are
Go to 75
Some are
Go to 74
None are
Go to 75
? X
74 Where are the others kept?
A museum People’s homes A library ?
Other (please say where)
75 Think now of all the movable taonga that belong to
the marae:
All are Some are None are
a. Are the movable taonga stored securely? ? X
b. Are the movable taonga stored in a way that will
preserve them?
c. Are any of the movable taonga displayed at the
marae?
d. Are any of the movable taonga in need of any work
to preserve or repair them?
76 Has a specialist in working on movable taonga ever come to look at any of
the movable taonga?
? X
? X
? X
Y N ?
77 Does the marae have a taonga and artworks inventory or register? Y N ?
Te Kakano –
beginning to form
and define itself –
still vulnerable as its
roots are not deep.
Puäwaitanga – becoming
stronger and developing
deeper roots. Can protect itself
from many threats, although
still vulnerable to significant
negative forces.
Tipuranga – roots
are strong & deep,
producing fruits, and
can withstand all but the
most extreme threats
Manaakitanga
– able to
continually bear
fruits (results).
78 Maintaining the cultural identity of the marae – to answer this question, use the idea of the growing
tree again. At what level do you see the maintaining of the marae’s cultural identity?
Te Kakano Puäwaitanga Tipuranga Manaakitanga
X = Not Applicable Y = Yes N = No ? = Don’t Know/Not Sure
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