mokomokai造句

The peak years of the trade in mokomokai were from 1820 to 1831.
The heads of enemy chiefs killed in battle were also preserved; these mokomokai, being considered marae and mocked.
The MQB was involved in a controversy over the return of Maori tattooed heads, known as mokomokai, held in France.
They were important in diplomatic negotiations between warring tribes, with the return and exchange of mokomokai being an essential precondition for peace.
The mokomokai were formally returned to New Zealand on 23 January 2012 and they now housed at Te Papa and are not on display.
It's difficult to find mokomokai in a sentence. 用mokomokai造句挺难的

While the MQB was initially reluctant to return the mokomokai to New Zealand, a change in French law in 2010 allowed for discussions which resulted in repatriation.
Prime said it was clear from this week's talks that Robley's three surviving granddaughters and their descendants would have to be consulted on the future of the mokomokai.
Made of plaster and paper mache, the heads referenced mokomokai, tattooed shrunken heads made by New Zealand's indigenous Mori, but the features were those of Pkeha peoples.
Entertainer Dalvanius Prime, who has traveled to New York for the talks, said the museum has " no obligation to even listen to anyone about the mokomokai ( tattooed heads ), let alone give them back ."
By 1840 when the Treaty of Waitangi was signed, and New Zealand became a British colony, the export trade in mokomokai had virtually ended, along with a decline in the use of moko in Mori society, although occasional small-scale trade continued for several years.
In the colonial period many Mori objects, including art, domestic objects and human remains ( particularly Mokomokai ) were widely collected by explorers, missionaries and scientists and were lost to the communities which had created them; largely they were lost to large European collection institutions such as the London Science Museum the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Pitt Rivers Museum at Oxford.