This category has links to matters about NZAA membership.

NZAA interacts with the heritage community through close links to the Historic Places Trust, the Department of Conservation and the Ministry of Culture and Heritage.
Other non-government organisations with overlapping membership with NZAA are: 
ICOMOS New Zealand
Maritime Archaeological Association of New Zealand
Australasian Society for Historical Archaeology
NZAA interfaces with the public at large through its members, officers, this web site, its publications and a regular electronic newsletter.

NZAA is directed by an elected Council. There are a number of other roles to which non-council members are appointed to assist with the administration. The Association is run on a voluntary basis.

New Zealand Archaeological Association Consulting Archaeologists

DESCRIPTION AND DISCLAIMER

This list includes persons who have notified their availability to the NZ Archaeological Association for certain kinds of archaeological work in New Zealand. NZAA does not undertake registration of professional archaeologists and therefore does not advise set professional standards for consulting or contract archaeologists. NZAA requires only that persons listing here are members of the Association and endorse the NZAA Code of Ethics. A copy of the Code of Ethics is available at http://nzarchaeology.org.

NZAA does not attest to the competence of any listed here, or to the accuracy of the statements of experience, competence or qualification. NZAA also does not accept responsibility for the quality or accuracy of any service provided, or for any advice or any report of listed persons. Where practicable hirers are advised to invite and vet competitive tenders for any work.

General information and advice on archaeological standards, practice, and legislation in New Zealand is available from the NZ Historic Places Trust (PO Box 2629, Wellington, Phone (04) 472 4341).

This list is updated regularly. A current copy of the list is available on request

This website is run by the Association.
The Webmaster's contact information is here.
The founding webmaster was Tom Higham.