Figures & data
Figure 1 Painting of Captain James Cook, Sir Joseph Banks (second from left), Lord Sandwich, Dr Daniel Solander (second from right) and Dr John Hawkesworth by John Hamilton Mortimer 1740–1779, National Library of Australia, an7351768.
Figure 2 Ink and wash drawing illustrating Māori agricultural burning practices to maintain the fern P. esculentum by Haast, Johann Franz Julius von (Sir), 1822–1887. [Haast, Sir John Francis Julius von] 1822–1887: Mount MacKay, Rotoroa, Humbold Chaine 25 January 1860. Ref: A-108-034. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. http://beta.natlib.govt.nz/records/22680353.
![Figure 2 Ink and wash drawing illustrating Māori agricultural burning practices to maintain the fern P. esculentum by Haast, Johann Franz Julius von (Sir), 1822–1887. [Haast, Sir John Francis Julius von] 1822–1887: Mount MacKay, Rotoroa, Humbold Chaine 25 January 1860. Ref: A-108-034. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. http://beta.natlib.govt.nz/records/22680353.](/cms/asset/a93adaf8-0227-4675-87de-aa2d8f1b00a6/tnzb_a_778298_o_f0002g.jpg)
Figure 3 Dell Wihongi unpacking kūmara returned to Aotearoa in November 1988. These kūmara were originally deposited in a Japanese seedbank by Doug Yen during his research. Source: Sue Scheele.
Figure 4 Kairaranga (weaver) Kahu Te Kanawa preparing muka (harakeke fibre) for weaving. Source: Sue Scheele.
