Glenis Philip-Barbara
Glenis Philip-Barbara is the deputy secretary of Māori-Crown partnerships at the Ministry of Culture and Heritage in New Zealand. She plays a crucial role in overseeing the processes related to the ownership and cultural significance of taonga (treasures) found within New Zealand, including the historical waka recently discovered in the Chatham Islands.
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Glenis Philip-Barbara, the deputy secretary of Māori-Crown partnerships at the Ministry of Culture and Heritage, said it was still too early to speculate on the waka’s origins.
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