Transactions And Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute, volume 38
Transactions And Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute, volume 38
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E. M. Campbell, in which he mentions the grave near Kihikihi, Waikato, wherein " the bodies were buried in a circle, the feet toward the centre." In the same Journal, vol. xii, p. 209, Mr. Percy Smith has a note on the custom of sacrificing slaves at the building of a fort (pa). " In the case of a pa, slaves were often buried in a sitting posture, embracing the base of the main posts of the palisading. Not many years since six skeletons were discovered in such position at the base of the posts ...of a large pa near 0-potiki." We have seen that the spirits of the dead sometimes afflict the living. Such complaints are termed '* mate kikokiko,^^ and are said to frequently result in death. An old man explained to me, " The spirits of dead persons are afflicting such sufferers.
These kektui control them. If the afflicted person survives, he will be the medium of that [evil] spirit. Some people become demented when so afPected." Natives say that these spirits of the dead are sometimes seen as a flying luminous object at night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. M. Campbell, in which he mentions the grave near Kihikihi, Waikato, wherein " the bodies were buried in a circle, the feet toward the centre." In the same Journal, vol. xii, p. 209, Mr. Percy Smith has a note on the custom of sacrificing slaves at the building of a fort (pa). " In the case of a pa, slaves were often buried in a sitting posture, embracing the base of the main posts of the palisading. Not many years since six skeletons were discovered in such position at the base of the posts ...of a large pa near 0-potiki." We have seen that the spirits of the dead sometimes afflict the living. Such complaints are termed '* mate kikokiko,^^ and are said to frequently result in death. An old man explained to me, " The spirits of dead persons are afflicting such sufferers.
These kektui control them. If the afflicted person survives, he will be the medium of that [evil] spirit. Some people become demented when so afPected." Natives say that these spirits of the dead are sometimes seen as a flying luminous object at night.
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