The rare canoe of the people of Maori is found age of 150 years in New Zealand

Vaka — a traditional canoe of the people of Maori to which as believe, more than 150 years, Region of Taranaki in the west of New Zealand was saved from the river Patea to the region. The rare find is described as valuable communication with heritage local to the willow, Those Pakakokhi, Ngati Ruanui and Nga Raur. Locals assume that vaka was intentionally hidden by their ancestors of Maori to prevent its confiscation by the British colonial government in the 19th century. Vaka was found last week by contractors of Manawa Energy owning the water-engineering system of Patea who went along river banks to watch eels in the river below...