A Māori rock art research project led by Dr Gerard O'Regan has been awarded $1.16 million through the Royal Society's Mana Tūānuku Research Leader Fellowship, aiming to document, preserve, and culturally revitalise Māori rock art heritage across Aotearoa.
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