Motumotuahi

Lesserwell-documentedMāori mythologyPolynesian seafaring traditionsNew ZealandPacific Islands

A type of large canoe used in Māori tradition for long-distance oceanic voyaging. (Note: * Power tier: Greater (based on the source describing it as a "great" canoe) * Abilities: The draft should specify what exactly made Motumotuahi facilitate human travel and migration, e.g., its size, )

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Motumotuahi facilitated human travel and migration across the ocean.

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