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What were the Maori storage rooms called?

Maori storage rooms were called "storehouses" or "pataka".

The term "pataka" is more specific and refers to a type of raised, freestanding structure used for storing food, clothing, and other valuables. They were often beautifully carved and decorated, reflecting the importance of the food and resources they held.

Here are some other terms you might find used:

* "Wharepuni": This refers to a general storage area within a house, not specifically a separate structure like a "pataka".

* "Koha": This term, while not directly referring to a storage room, was used for gifts of food and other resources, which were often stored in "pataka".

The specific name for a storage room might vary depending on the region and the specific purpose of the room.

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