Unknown Story

Maori Settlements in Tamaki-Makaurau
Ngai Tai tribe
Ngati Te Ata and Ngati Paoa tribes
From 1600 to 1750, the Tamaki tribes terraced the volcano cones, building pa(protective settlements). Across the isthmus, they developed two thousand acres of kumara gardens. At the peak of prosperity in 1750 these settlements had populations of over tens of thousands.
Maori Migration to and from Tamaki-Makaurau
The Ngai Tai tribe, descended from the people of the Tainui canoe, settles in the Eastern area of Tamaki-Makaurau. This group lived under forest cover in the Waitakere and controlled land as far north as Kaipara, across to Mahurangi and down to Takapuna
The Ngapuhi Invasion
The Ngati Te Ata tribe was based south of Manukae at Waiuku. Along the coast from Whangaparaoa to the Thames estuary was Ngati Paoa, a Hauraki tribe.
Ngapuhi Invasion V2
From the early 18th century, the Ngati Paoa people edged their way into the Hauraki Gulf and as far north as Mahurangi. Between 1740 and moved south, invading the isthmus and killing Kiwi Tamaki, paramount cheif of Wai-o-Hua.
In 1821, wanting to avenge previous defeats by Tamaki tribes, the Ngapuhi leader, Honga hiki launched a series of attacks on the region. With 2000
In 1825, Ngapuhi attacked again. This time the target was Ngati Whatua. The battle - known as Te Ika-a-ranganui, was fought near Kaiwaka. Although Ngati Whatua had over 1,000 warriors, the 500 strong invading force was armed with muskets and crushed their old foe.

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