They shouldn't have moved nothing because now they've upset the ancestors and resting place. All of that is tapu , shouldn't have been moved nor touched, they could've just cover it back up and leave it where it is.
@devious1 but it’s not tho, they examined it and everything, that rock doesn’t even come from kaimanawa, it comes from somewhere totally different meaning someone or something moved the huge rocks to kaimanawa hundreds of years ago, and it’s completely impossible for the rock to become that shape, and with straight wholes/gaps through them 🤦♂️
@@zealantisyeah you’re right, it’s been restricted until 2065! … why though? I reckon as acknowledging it as significant will not align with a current narrative… Māori living in huts etc OR Māori being the First Nation to nz..
@@JTVSydneyit is interesting indeed. I have visited. Tales tell of beings that inhabited and died long before which means that although it's a mystery, Maaori settled here when these beings had already ceased to exist. But.. who knows!? Love a great mystery...
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They shouldn't have moved nothing because now they've upset the ancestors and resting place. All of that is tapu , shouldn't have been moved nor touched, they could've just cover it back up and leave it where it is.
so it can be destroyed by nature? is that how little you value your ancestors?
Lol ...tht way we learn nuk
I agree, digging up bones of and playing around with it cause they're selfish looking for answer's.
Leave well alone 😮
idk
Chur bother Nick 👍🏼
Kohatu the Stone people
So primitave people. So far behind. They were still stone people when the Europeans arrived in New Zealand.
Next is the Kaimanawa wall. I believe it is a buried pā. Someone excuvate it.
@devious1 the Kaimanawa wall < type that up on google
Belief is important, but unfortunately you're incorrect.
@devious1 but it’s not tho, they examined it and everything, that rock doesn’t even come from kaimanawa, it comes from somewhere totally different meaning someone or something moved the huge rocks to kaimanawa hundreds of years ago, and it’s completely impossible for the rock to become that shape, and with straight wholes/gaps through them 🤦♂️
@@zealantisyeah you’re right, it’s been restricted until 2065! … why though? I reckon as acknowledging it as significant will not align with a current narrative… Māori living in huts etc OR Māori being the First Nation to nz..
@@JTVSydneyit is interesting indeed. I have visited. Tales tell of beings that inhabited and died long before which means that although it's a mystery, Maaori settled here when these beings had already ceased to exist.
But.. who knows!? Love a great mystery...