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The Archaeological Association is an incorporated society with a membership spanning students, amateurs, professionals and institutions involved or interested in archaeology.


New Zealand's history may be short by old world standards but New Zealand still has a rich heritage of archaeological sites which illustrate its history. These sites have yet the potential to greatly elucidate aspects of our history that remain little known or controversial.


The objectives of the NZAA are to promote and foster research into the archaeology of New Zealand. The Association is active in lobbying Government and Local Government for the protection of New Zealand's cultural heritage.


NZAA runs a national Site Recording Scheme, which contains the records of over 50,000 archaeological sites. The records are used for the purpose of research and protection of the sites.

Anyone may join NZAA. By joining you will be making it more possible to preserve our collective past and historic heritage.




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