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To: TobagoJack who wrote (52963)7/31/2009 10:45:23 PM
From: Maurice Winn3 Recommendations   of 219059
 
Hakkas are like Maoris - both descendants of the same bunch going back a bit. The Maori haka [war dance chant] derives from Hakka*.

It took both the English and the Haka [Maori] blokes about 30,000 years** to get here after first moving out of Africa, with English heading north and Hakka heading east. The Hakka, having taken a short cut, got here 1000 years before the English who had to sail all the way around the world, not just island hop across an unpopulated Pacific Ocean [apart from a few Melanesians sprinkled across the south west islands].

Hmmm, I must ask my cousin if he has finished his study of Polynesian migrations. ... a few seconds later ... cyberspace is amazing and Google is great [Bing is also great and has a great photo each day as a bonus].... here's an article I just found so he has obviously finished some of it at least: transitofvenus.co.nz

I'm not quite sure what all these migrations and miscegenations mean in terms of who owns what and who should go back where they came from, but it's quite entangled now.

Mqurice

* I just made that up so please don't ask me for references.

** Ancestral women left Africa about 90,000 years ago so English women took longer than English men to get to NZ but both arrived [en masse] on the same ships.
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