Originally posted by kezzanator
reply to post by aorAki
Oh and you know the little island on Lake Taupo, where no one is allowed to go? In the 70's Trevor and a friend camped on the island, where he found stone terraces and walls which he thought looked most non maori. Obviously I cannot back this up with photos, but once again, he is a very credible source and has no reason to twist the truth.
This Particular island in Lake Taupo is called Motutaiko island and the Pre-Maori people known as Ngati-Hotu used to live around the lake and perhaps even on the island. The Walls/stone terraces which Trevor had seen could have been made by the Ngati-Hotu.
Ngati-Hotu
Ngāti Hotu was a pre maori people that, according to tradition, lived in the central North Island of New Zealand in the area surrounding southern Lake Taupo, where the Ngāti Tūwharetoa tribe now resides.
Encyclopedia of New Zeland
Ngāti Hotu The Ngāti Hotu people were living in the Taupō district when the priest Ngātoroirangi and explorer Tia arrived. The tribe were referred to as ‘urukehu’ (fairy people) because of their unusual red hair and fair skin. Threatened with invasion by Tūwharetoa groups from Kawerau, Ngāti Hotu sought to defend their rights. The chiefs of Tūwharetoa at the time were Tūrangitukua, Waikari and Ruawehea. With the support of Tūtewero from Kawerau the chiefs overwhelmed Ngāti Hotu, and the tribe of Tūwharetoa established its mana in the Taupō region.
The "urukehu" with red hair and fair skin is played upon by the fringies as is they were Vikings or Celts or Irish people. They would be most probably from Polynesia.
Genetic Evidence for Melanesian origins for Polynesians
Let me see now, first the Chinese government wont even to this day admit that there are pyramids in their country and that they found the
mummy’s and that they just happen to be tall white people. Some of these mummy’s were found dressed in "Celtic tartan". 
