The New Zealand Archaeological Association would like to announce the Dave Robson Memorial Fund NZAA Putea Tautoko, which has beenestablished to facilitate iwi Māori attendance and participation at the NZAA Annual Conference or conference-related events. Who can apply: Rōpū or individuals who are travelling to the NZAA Conference to either deliver a paper, provide awhi to aRead more
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NZAA Public Archaeology Award Nominations With conference coming up, it means it’s also time for the annual NZAA awards! Know someone who’s done some great public archaeology over the last year? Here’s your chance to nominate them for NZAA’s Public Archaeology Award. This award is made biennially and recognises outstanding efforts to promote and shareRead more
As climate change impacts are increasing and significant weather events are occurring with greater frequency, archaeological sites are being damaged and lost as a result of disaster events. NZAA, Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga and the Department of Conservation jointly contribute to, and support , the New Zealand Archaeological Site Recording Scheme. In the spiritRead more
By Emma | Uncategorised | Comments are Closed | 7 March, 2024 |
In recognition of International Women’s Day we wanted to re-share a series of bio’s of trailblazing women in Aotearoa New Zealand archaeology. From pioneering excavations to groundbreaking research and community relationships, these are just some of the women who have played a vital role in uncovering and preserving the rich history of Aotearoa. Read moreRead more
New Zealand Archaeology Week will be held from April 28th – May 30th! The New Zealand Archaeological Association is working to increase public awareness and highlight the importance of protecting our archaeological heritage by promoting the work of New Zealand archaeologists both at home and abroad. If you have an idea for an event, orRead more
NZAA Awards – Nominations Open With conference coming up, it means it’s also time for the annual NZAA awards! This year, at the instigation of the Kaupapa Māori Advisory Group, NZAA Council is delighted to announce two new awards to our awards programme (although only one of them is available this year). Award for DemonstratedRead more
Registrations for the 2023 NZAA Conference in Kirikiriroa are now open! Register before 31st May to receive and early bird discount. More information on papers, accommodation and how to register can be found on our conference event page.Read more
We are inviting proposals for paper presentations for the 2023 NZAA Conference to be held in Kirikiriroa. While not required, papers addressing the conference theme “Archaeology and Resilience” are welcome. We encourage contributors to acknowledge the hapū/iwi with mana whenua over their wāhi rangahau (research locations) and the roles that representatives from those hapū/iwi hadRead more
