In a performing art originated by this ethnicity, two balls are connected by a string and twirled over musical (15[2])accompaniment. To incentivize cultural (-5[1])tourism, this ethnicity granted a 99-year lease on a geyser hotspot near the destroyed Pink and White Terraces. (15[1])The geographer Evelyn Stokes (15[1])appeared on American television (15[1])to demonstrate the “long” style (-5[1])of this ethnicity’s art of poi swinging. (15[2]-5[2])After three (-5[1])days (-5[1])of mourning (-5[1])at a marae, (15[3])recently deceased (15[2]-5[1])members of this ethnicity are buried in (*) tangi funeral (10[1])rites. (10[2]-5[1])Raymond Firth (10[2]-5[1])classified four levels of this people’s genealogy, which is recited to enforce cultural identity and lend authority to personal mana. (10[1]-5[1])Before rugby (10[2])games, (10[3]-5[2])the (10[1])All (10[2])Blacks (10[11])perform (10[4])rhythmic (10[5])shouts (10[1])over (10[1])feet (10[2])stamping (-5[1])as part of this (10[1])ethnicity’s (10[1])haka (10[1])dance. For 10 points, name these indigenous Polynesian inhabitants of New Zealand. (10[2])■END■ (10[6])