Where Did New Zeland Maoris Originate From?? Are They related To Hindu Indians In Anyway???

Question

Where Did New Zeland Maoris Originate From?? Are They related To Hindu Indians In Anyway???

Answer 1

We are all related to each other because we are all originally from Africa.

Answer 2

probity Polynesia

Answer 3

They came from Polynesia, and prior to that they came from Taiwan

Answer 4

The primary migration trail from the eastern coast of Africa to Australia and New Zealand, within the past 70,000 years (after the Sumatran/Tobu volcanic eruption, which wiped out a considerable amount of life in that locale, 75,000 years ago), was on foot, close to the shoreline, where fresh water emptied into the ocean, through modern day Yemen, Oman, Saudia Arabia, Iran, Pakistan, India, Burma, Malaysia, Indonesia, and finally by raft, when they developed more sophisticated navigational skills, they island-hopped, to New Guinea, Australia, and finally New Zealand, which were land bodies that could be seen in the distance...

Answer 5

I think they're polynesians.

Answer 6

They came from Hawaii (Hawikii) as any New Zealander will tell you'

New Zealander. (aka Kiwi's)

Answer 7

They are related as we are all related, but no they have no connection to Hindu culture and split off long before Indian culture flourished, though it did take a long time to get down to New Zealand.

Answer 8

Dr Tim Flannery wrote an excellent book on the peopling of the pacific called "The Future Eaters" According to Dr.Flannery the Maori's only arrived in NZ in the late1300's AD. They came from the Tonga,Samoa area. I would say there was only a distant relationship with the Hindu's

Answer 9

N ANCIENT~They  sailed to  New zealand by "island hopping" possibly over several years!

They are believed to  have come  from a place mythical called Havakii,(could  be even Hawaii?)

Prior to  that they originated from The Island of Taiwan,

(genetic evidence of chromosomes)

They were the ancient worlds master sailors, navigating by star  formations.

(A-n ancient- kinship  to  Hindu I ndians has not  been spoken of~as~ yet.)