From the passage the raven and the first men and the maori genealogies and origins in new zealand which similarity between the two myths do these passages illustrate

The similarity that illustrates these passages is reflected precisely in the origin of the Maori culture and the origins of the universe, as well as the origin of the gods and people. Clear example of this, it occurs in the passage of the crow and the first men, where said bird perches on a beach called Punta Rosa, after a great flood and looking for what to eat,  only found in that place a gigantic shell of clam, which was full of tiny beings, who were afraid of the greatness of this strange animal for them. This is how, in this way, we see how the content is often related to the supernatural both in the case of the passage the crow and the first men and the Maori genealogies. It is there where you can appreciate the similarities.

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