Presenting New Zealand A Nation's Heritage

Presenting New Zealand
A Nation's Heritage
By Philip Temple.

Publisher:
New Holland Publishers (NZ) Ltd, 2001, first edition.

Near new hardback with jacket, slight shelf/edge-wear, no inscriptions, minor marks.
Jacket has light shelf/edge-wear.
192 pages, illustrated.

Lavishly illustrated with over 150 full colour and black and white historical and contemporary photographs, artworks and regional maps, Presenting New Zealand is a quintessential visual and informative account of how the country has developed in relative isolation into the independent nation that the rest of the world recognises today. Starting with the huge rifts of prehistoric times that tore it apart from the mass of Gondwanaland, to the arrival of the first Polynesian canoes, to the exploration and subsequent settlement by Europeans and to the conflict engendered by the ensuing cross-cultural encounter, to the country's modern-day social, economic and political achievements, Philip Temple's lively account explores the growth of this remarkable country.

ALL THE PHOTOS ARE OF THE ACTUAL BOOK. 

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