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2 May 2018 @ 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
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Ketemarae was a group of Maori settlements set in a bush clearing near present-day Normanby. It was a significant location during the Land Wars, but afterwards sank from view. Fast forward 150 years and a roading project uncovered parts of an unknown Maori fortification. Archaeologist, Dr Caroline Phillips will discuss how many different strands of information (written and oral histories, old survey plans, aerial photographs, geomagnetic survey, and archaeology) were woven together to revive the history of Ketemarae.
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https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2018/rediscovering-the-history-of-ketemarae/new-plymouth
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- Date:
- 2 May 2018
- Time:
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5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
- Event Categories:
- New Plymouth, New Zealand Archaeology Week 2018
- Website:
- http://pukeariki.com/Whats-On/Event-Detail/e/3706/title/puke-ariki-talks-rediscovering-the-history-of-ketemarae-with-dr-caroline-phillips
Organiser
- Puke Ariki
- Phone:
- 06 759 6060
- Website:
- http://pukeariki.com/
Venue
- Puke Ariki Museum Foyer
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1 Ariki Street
New Plymouth, Taranaki 4342 New Zealand + Google Map - Phone:
- 06 759 6060
- Website:
- http://pukeariki.com/
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