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At the website Lumberjim posted the link to:
"For clothing, they harvested a fairly broad-leaved ground plant called flax, thinned the leaves and made fabrics and ropes from the fibres. They augmented their clothing with the skins of dogs, and hundreds, sometimes thousands, of birds feathers,"
"Men needed to be dressed in a short beard at the chin, hair done in a topknot, and a string from waist to penis. "
String? OUCH!
"There was no shortage of food - birds, insects, grubs, bats, rats, dogs, eels, fish, mussels, berries, pollen, cabbage tree roots, nikau shoots, watercress, fungi and even earthworms."
Oh, an early version of Atkins!
"Including, at one time, the now vanished Moa, a large flightless bird"
I think this is a picture of it!
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