NZ's oldest human remains returned to iwi

Published: 6:44PM Tuesday April 14, 2009 Source: Reuters

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  It's taken nearly 70 years, but now New Zealand's oldest human remains have been repatriated to their Marlborough iwi in a ceremony at the Canterbury Museum

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