Oceania, encompassing the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean and its islands, is home to a diverse array of indigenous peoples and tribes whose cultures, languages, and traditions have evolved over thousands of years in harmony with their unique environments. From the volcanic islands of Hawaii to the remote atolls of Kiribati and the lush forests of New Zealand, these communities have maintained strong connections to their ancestral lands and seas. In Polynesia, the Maori of New Zealand are one of the most well-known indigenous groups. The Maori people arrived in New Zealand from Polynesia around 800 years ago and have a rich cultural heritage that includes intricate wood carving…