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The Māori Gateway to Lincoln University : Te Paepae Tapu a Rākaihautū. (2005)

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An information booklet produced about Te Paepae Tapu a Rākaihautū by George Edwards, a formal Māori pa gateway, or entrance, that stands in the reception area of the Forbes Building of Lincoln University. It marks the entrance or threshold of Te Whare Wānaka o Aoraki (The House of Learning of Aoraki) and is called Te Paepae Tapu a Rākaihautū (The Sacred Threshold of Rākaihautū).

AuthorMichael L. SmethamMaurice GrayDavid G. SimmonsPersonGeorge Vincent EdwardsOrganisationLincoln UniversityDate23 May 2005KeywordsMāoriForbes BuildingMāori carvingWhakairowaka tauaPatakameetinghouseKai TahuNgati Irakehuinstitutional historyTe Paepae Tapu a RakaihautuwaharoaFilenameThe Māori Gateway to Lincoln UniversityItem Reference0000867

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The Māori Gateway to Lincoln University : Te Paepae Tapu a Rākaihautū. (2005)