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Geology: Our Opal Mining Adventure

 

Original post by @granolalight

While on a short vacation/scouting trip to Prince Rupert, British Columbia, we stopped to look at some property in Burns Lake. It looked really good on paper, and when we went into where we thought the driveway was, we were quite hopeful. Then we saw it was about ten kilometres down a mountainous logging road.

That would not be good in the winter; not by a long shot. While we were camped out near the property, Gerri looked up other things to do in the area and it turned out that there was an...

History: Loss of tradition: the impact on Maori society

 

Original post by @ravenruis

Loss of tradition: confiscation and the Native Land Courts devastating impact on Maori society after the wars. >In 1800 the Maori owned over 60 million acres of land; by 1911, they owned only 7 million, much of which was not well suited for farming.¹ There was a huge impact on Maori society after the wars in nineteenth century New Zealand, as the colonists moved to integrate the Maori people into their system of governance. A lifestyle they had been accustomed to before any settlers arrived was no longer a viable option, and the Maori found they had to adapt to a new way of life regardless of whether it suited them or not. There were those who found the new system agre...

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