Maori carvings are more likely than totem poles or masks to be displayed outside their original physical context.

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Maori carvings, like totem poles and masks, are deeply rooted in their cultural and spiritual contexts. They are often created for specific locations or purposes within Maori communities and are not more likely to be displayed outside their original context than totem poles or masks. All these items carry significant cultural value and meaning, and their displacement can lead to loss of context and significance.

Maori Carvings Are More Likely Than Totem Poles or Masks