References

BOOKS

Jones, D. (1996). Nga Whare Uku : The Houses of Earth and How To Build Them. Wanganui [NZ] : David Jones.

Kalman, B. (1994). Homes around the world. New York [NY] : Crabtree Publishing Company.

MInistry of Education (2000). Tuhono Tahi 2000 : he tuhinga ma te kaiwhakaako. Te Whananui a Tara [Aotearoa] : Te Pou Taki Korero Whaiti

Ministry of Education (2001). Tuhono Tuatahi 2001: Ngā Ihirangi. Te Whananui a Tara [Aotearoa] : Te Pou Taki Korero Whaiti (2002). Te Ripoinga.Te Whananui a Tara [Aotearoa] : Tōtika Publications.

Ministry of Education (2002). Te Hekenga.Te Whananui a Tara [Aotearoa] : Tōtika Publications.

Ministry of Education (2002). Ngā Urutaunga.Te Whananui a Tara [Aotearoa] : Tōtika Publications.

Wood, Tim. (1995). Houses and Homes. London [UK] : Hamlyn

Photographs

Ref. 1 Pompallier House – NZ Historic Places
Trust http://www.historic.org.nz/Pompallier/pompallier_index.html

Ref. 2 Photos provided by the White Family.

Ref. 3 Travel Adventures
http://www.traveladventures.org/continents/asia/beehive-houses01.shtml
http://www.traveladventures.org/continents/asia/beehive-houses08.shtml

Ref. 4 Islamic Architecture
http://www.islamicarchitecture.org/architecture/yamamosque.html

Ref. 5 The "original" adobe structure, Taos Pueblo, Taos, NM. Peter Scholle 2000.
[Accessed at: geoinfo.nmt.edu/.../ tourist/TaosPueblo.jpg]
(both pictures on this page were accessed here, taken by the same person)

Ref. 6 Mud brick houses in Siwa, Oasis, Western Oases, Egypt
Photo: Robert Downie – February 2001 (EOS 300)
[Accessed at: http://www.intrepidphotos.com/.../%20Oases/Oases04.htm]

Ref. 7 Family Sitting outside their mudbrick house.
Photo by Art Brett.
[Accessed at http://www.anniebees.com/.../%20images/Nile_Delta_3.jpg]

Ref. 8 Cob house in Devon, England
[Accessed at: http://www.daycreek.com/dc/html/dc_cob.htm]

Ref 9 The Great Desert Teacher Training Workshop.
Digital image copyright 2003 by Allan H. Treiman and Lunar and Planetary Institute.
[Accessed at: http://www.lpi.usra.edu/science/treiman/greatdesert/workshop/desertsoil/index.html]

Ref. 10 Upper Silt Basin on Powderly Creek in Carbondale Twp.
Lackawanna River Corridor Association.
[Accessed at: http://www.lrca.org/pages/publications/conservationplan/pages/Appendix%20B%20Pictures.htm]

Ref. 11 Red Clay. The Department of Communication Services, NCSU.

Ref. 12 Vegetable Garden. Courtesy Missouri Botanical Garden, USA
[Accessed at: http://www.mobot.org/hort/gardens/kemper/vegegard/10a.shtml]

Ref. 13 'Miranui' Mill, Shannon c. 1907 – Horowhenua
Object ID: 2000.018.0030
Horowhenua Historical Society
[Accessed at: http://www.horowhenuahistory.library.org.nz/]

Ref. 14 Flax stripper – Foxton
002\f1999.1397.JPG
Foxton Historical Society
[Accessed at: http://www.horowhenuahistory.library.org.nz/]

Ref. 15 'Miranui' Mill, Shannon c. 1907 – Horowhenua
Object ID: 2000.018.0030
Horowhenua Historical Society
[Accessed at: http://www.horowhenuahistory.library.org.nz/]

Ref. 16 Cutting flax on the Makurerua swamp for the Miranui flaxmill near Shannon.1917.
Reference number: 1/2-065683-G
Alexander Turnbull Library
[Accessed at: http://timeframes.natlib.govt.nz/]

Ref. 17 Loading cut flax in Makerua Nov 1917. Reference number: 1/2-065689-G
Alexander Turnbull Library
[Accessed at: http://timeframes.natlib.govt.nz/]

Ref. 18 Transporting Flax – Foxton
002\f1999.0848.JPG
Foxton Historical Society
[Accessed at: http://www.horowhenuahistory.library.org.nz/ ]

Ref. 19 Flax stripper – Foxton
002\f1999.1397.JPG
Foxton Historical Society
[Accessed at: http://www.horowhenuahistory.library.org.nz/]

Ref. 20 Huia Flaxmill – Foxton
005\f1999.0055.JPG
Foxton Historical Society
[Accessed at: http://www.horowhenuahistory.library.org.nz/]

Ref. 21 Man laying out flax fibre in a paddock for drying and bleaching.ca 1910.
Reference number: 1/1-007582-G
Alexander Turnbull Library
[Accessed at: http://timeframes.natlib.govt.nz/]

Ref. 22 Hanging Flax Fibre in Paddocks – Foxton
002\f1999.0908.JPG
Foxton Historical Society
[Accessed at: http://www.horowhenuahistory.library.org.nz/]

Ref. 23 Horse drawn wagon loaded with bales of processed flax fibre Shannon, c.1920's – Shannon
003\s2002.081.0004.JPG
Horowhenua Historical Society
[Accessed at: http://www.horowhenuahistory.library.org.nz/]

Ref. 24 David Seigler, University of Illinois, Department of Plant Biology, Urbana, Illinois, USA.
[Accessed at: http://www.life.uiuc.edu/ib/363/image/Sisal.jpeg]

Ref. 25 Jute fibre, Photograph #45580.
[Accessed at: http://www.nal.usda.gov/speccoll/findaids/dorsett/miscpics.html]

Ref. 27 Landslide damage in Otumoetai, Tauranga. We acknowledge NZ Geo Net project and its sponsors EQC, GNS Science and FRST, for providing images used in this study.
[ Accessed at: http://data.geonet.org.nz/geonews/2005_05_01_geonews_arch.html ]

Ref. 29 Bragge, James, 1833?-1908 : Māori family outside a whare puni, Mangaakuta, near Masterton.[ca 1870s].
Reference number: 1/2-004136-F
Alexander Turnbull Library
[Accessed at: http://timeframes.natlib.govt.nz/]

Ref. 30 Māori pataka (storehouse) and raupo whare.between 1890-1920.
Reference number: 1/1-001883-G
Alexander Turnbull Library
[Accessed at: http://timeframes.natlib.govt.nz/]

Ref. 31 Dining room (whare kai) at Te Pahou, Poroporo.1899.
Reference number: PAColl-5671-33
Alexander Turnbull Library- [Accessed at: http://timeframes.natlib.govt.nz/]

Ref. 32 Whangaehu Marae
[Accessed at: http://www.ngatiapa.iwi.nz/About/marae/marae_whangaehu.htm]

# Note: All other photographs on this site have been supplied by Kepa Morgan and Rau Hoskins.