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27 April 2019 @ 10:00 am - 5 May 2019 @ 4:00 pm

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27-28th April 3-5th May 2019 10 am – 4 pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Stoddart Cottage, 18 Purau Avenue, Diamond Harbour (access from Waipapa Avenue)

‘Domestic Bits’ is an exhibition which displays just a small portion of the archaeological material retrieved during the 2017 earthquake repair work at Stoddart Cottage in Diamond Harbour. These artefacts provide a fascinating insight into the day to day life of the Stoddart family who lived at the cottage and farmed the surrounding area. Margaret Stoddart, born at the cottage, would go on to be one of New Zealand’s foremost 19th century artists.

The exhibition will be held at the cottage which is open to the public 10 am to 4 pm on Friday, Saturday, Sunday, most public holidays and at other times by arrangement. The cottage also has regular art exhibitions and a local craft co-op store. The cottage is in walking distance, uphill, from the Diamond Harbour Ferry. There is a café nearby for refreshments and food – so make a day of it and visit one of Canterbury’s oldest cottages and its newly unearthed archaeological treasures!

Contact Frances Husband for further information at franceshusband@hotmail.com or phone: 022 256 7620.

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Start:
27 April 2019 @ 10:00 am
End:
5 May 2019 @ 4:00 pm
Event Category:
New Zealand Archaeology Week 2019
Website:
https://www.facebook.com/StoddartCottage/

Organiser

Frances Husband
Phone:
022 256 7620
Email:
franceshusband@hotmail.com
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Venue

Stoddart’s Cottage
Off Waipapa Avenue, (Just Before Shops in Village Centre, Turn Right for Library and Rugby Rooms)
Diamond Harbour, 8971
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Phone:
027 632 9709, (03) 329 4445
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