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ceremonial tattoos
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Maori culture in New Zealand
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Specific designs and placement of tattoos have deep cultural meanings and are often done as a rite of passage
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2
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ritual tattoos
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Maori
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Traditional and sacred practice among the Maori people of New Zealand, representing their cultural identity and history.
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3
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tattoo
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Maori
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Tattoos are a symbol of cultural identity, status, and heritage in Maori culture.
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4
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tattoo
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Maori culture
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Tattoos are seen as symbols of strength, status, and heritage, often incorporating intricate designs and patterns.
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1
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5
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tattoo
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Maori culture
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Symbolizes heritage, status, and identity, often with spiritual significance
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1
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6
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tattoo
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Maori culture in New Zealand
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Considered a symbol of identity, status, and heritage
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1
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7
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tattoo
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Māori
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Traditional and culturally significant art form
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1
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8
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tattoos
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Maori
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Traditional and significant in Maori culture, often representing one's ancestry and social status
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1
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9
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tattoos
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Maori
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Tattoos are a significant part of Maori culture, often representing genealogy and social status
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10
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tattoos
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Maori
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Traditional and culturally significant, often representing heritage and social status.
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1
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11
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tattoos
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Maori
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Tattoos are considered a cultural tradition and form of storytelling, and have deep spiritual significance.
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1
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12
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tattoos
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Maori
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Used as a form of cultural and personal expression, often representing family, tribe, or personal milestones.
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1
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13
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tattoos
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Maori
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Traditional and culturally significant
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1
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tattoos
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Maori culture
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Tattoos hold significant cultural and spiritual meaning in Maori culture
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1
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tattoos
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Maori culture
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Signify cultural heritage, family lineage, or personal achievements, deeply rooted in tradition and spirituality.
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1
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tattoos
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Maori culture
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Tattoos are traditional and culturally significant
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1
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tattoos
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Maori culture
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Part of cultural identity and tradition, often symbolizing heritage and status
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1
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tattoos
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Maori culture
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Traditional practice with cultural and spiritual significance, often representing a person's identity or life story.
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1
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19
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tattoos
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Maori culture
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Tattoos have strong cultural and spiritual significance
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1
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20
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tattoos
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Maori culture
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Historically significant and culturally important symbols
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1
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21
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tattoos
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Maori culture
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Intricately woven into cultural and traditional practices, often symbolizing social status, accomplishments, or familial connections.
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1
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22
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tattoos
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Maori culture
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Carries deep cultural and spiritual significance
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1
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23
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tattoos
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Maori culture in New Zealand
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Tattoos hold deep cultural and traditional significance and are widely accepted.
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1
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tattoos
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Maori culture in New Zealand
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Significant cultural and social implications, often related to status and traditions
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1
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25
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tattoos
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Maori culture in New Zealand
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Traditional cultural symbols with deep significance
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1
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tattoos
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Maori in New Zealand
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Tattoos are cultural symbols and represent a person's identity and heritage.
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1
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tattoos
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Māori culture
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Tattoos are culturally significant and a symbol of identity and status among the Māori people.
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1
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tattoos
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Māori culture in New Zealand
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Tattoos are considered a significant part of Māori identity and cultural heritage.
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1
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tattoos
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Traditional Maori culture
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Tattoos are significant cultural symbols and a sign of social status
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tattoos
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Traditional Maori culture in New Zealand
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Tattoos are a form of cultural identity and storytelling in Maori culture
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1
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tattoos
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traditional Maori culture in New Zealand
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Tattoos are a form of cultural expression and storytelling, often representing tribal affiliations and personal history.
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1
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traditional tattooing
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Maori culture
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In Polynesian and Maori cultures, traditional tattooing is considered a sacred and highly respected practice, often symbolizing heritage, social status, and spirituality.
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