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2024

The successful Walton Fund applicant for 2024 is Sasha Joura. Sasha will build on work conducted on Rakiura/Stewart Island for her Masters of Maritime Archaeology thesis (Flinders University). The research used a community archaeology approach to build new knowledge on intertidal and submerged maritime archaeological sites of European or Pakeha origin. Acknowledging residents as the local experts on heritage and ‘crowd sourcing’ knowledge through interviews created a data set of 22 potential new maritime sites. The focus will be on ground-truthing new sites in Paterson Inlet, Bunker Islets, Freshwater River, and Murray Beach. Some of the site types have not previously been recorded on Stewart Island/Rakiura. The goal is to get accurate information on the new sites identified by locals, including accurate GPS locations and recording the site through non-disturbance survey for entering onto the NZAA ArchSite database.

2023

The successful Walton Fund applicant for 2023 is Leela Moses (CFG Heritage archaeologist, Ngāti Kuia). Leela will run a project, together with Ngāti Kuia and DOC, to update and create site records in remote areas of the Marlborough Sound, which have not seen significant archaeological attention since the 1970s. Te Pākeka (Maud Island) and Titirangi are both significant archaeological landscapes, whose histories have an important place in the kōrero of Ngāti Kuia. This mahi will be carried out by Leela, in conjunction with Ruihana Smith (Ngāti Kuia Te Pou Hāpai Taiao), adding to our knowledge of these wahi tīpuna, and building iwi capacity for future surveys

2022

No award made

2021

Ella Ussher: a survey in Whakapirau in the Upper Kaipara, to fill the gaps in the archaeological record and map the extensive storage pit and steep slope trenching agricultural complexes that were constructed in this region. Ella will carry out this work with Katarina Tautuhi (Kaitiaki-Waihaua Marae and Environs Te Uri o Hau- Pou Kaitiaki).

2020

Christina Paterson: update New Zealand archaeological site records on Stewart Island/Rakiura, specifically focusing on the areas of Port Adventure, Paterson Inlet and the surrounds of Oban.

Brendan Kneebone, alongside Andrew McAlister, Dante Bonica, Alex Jorgenson, Robert Brassey and Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki: survey and record in detail archaeological sites and features located at Home Bay on Rakino Island

2019

Brooke Tucker: carry out survey work on Codfish Island/ Whenua Hou, recording the condition of previously recorded archaeological sites, attempt to locate a ‘lost’ site in Penguin Bay and look for a potential site in Roderiques Bay.

2018

Tristan Wadsworth and Jessie Garland: survey of the southern shores of the Catlins Estuary, attempting to update as many of the 31 sites recorded here as possible, as well as recording any new sites that are found.

Danielle Trilford in conjunction with Hal Hovell (Ngāti Porou): survey the area between Te Araroa and the East Cape.

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