- A miro
manga erua was a
sledge device that
might have been used by the
people of
Easter Island to
transport their famous large stone heads,
known as moai...
-
certainly could have been
placed on Y-shaped
wooden frames called miro
manga erua and then
pulled to
their final destinations on
ceremonial sites.
Other theories...
- "Furrow" in the
eastern sector of
Virgo and the "Frond of
Erua" in the
western sector. The
Frond of
Erua was
depicted as a
goddess holding a palm-frond – a motif...
-
Erua is a
small town on the
North Island Central Plateau[citation needed] in New Zealand. The town[citation needed] is
located on New
Zealand State Highway...
-
Erua was a
station on the
North Island Main
Trunk line, in the
Ruapehu District of New Zealand. It
served the
small village of
Erua. For a
month in 1908...
- unsubstantiated. Two
names which originally designated the
spouse of Asalluhi,
Erua and Papnunanki, came to be used as
names of
Zarpanitu after her
husband Marduk...
-
around the
boundary of the park
including Ohakune, Waiouru, Horopito, Pokaka,
Erua,
National Park
Village and Tūrangi. In Māori
legend the
volcanoes in Tongariro...
-
disputed if she was his wife or daughter. She
should not be
confused with
Erua, an
epithet of Sarpanit.
Shala Medimsha Karkar Shala, also
known as Medimsha...
-
Infelix ego – Quid
igitur faciam? – At te
igitur Afflicti pro
peccatis – Ut
eruas nos
Cantate Domino Cunctis diebus Domine salva nos Haec dies for 5 voices:...
- Ruapehu, in
northern Manawatū-Whanganui (central
North Island),
between Erua and Pokaka. It was
built between 1905 and 1908 for the
Public Works Department...
