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Before the Māori arrived in New Zealand around the 13th century, there is little evidence of human habitation. Some studies suggest that there may have been small groups of Polynesians or other coastal populations that briefly visited the islands, but no permanent settlements or distinct cultures have been confirmed. The Māori are considered the first significant group to establish a lasting presence in New Zealand, developing their own unique culture and social structures.

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