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Responding to the impacts of climate change on New Zealand’s coastal archaeology – 3 May 2018 (Napier)

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3 May 2018 @ 6:00 pm

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Dr Karen Greig will give a public lecture on Coastal erosion of archaeological sites in New Zealand

By international standards New Zealand has a relatively short history. Yet our archaeological landscape is extraordinarily rich and diverse. The archaeological sites that make up this landscape tell the unique story of our past; the changing relationship between people and the land from first Polynesian landfall, to the modern industrial age. Unfortunately, this record is predominantly located in the coastal environment where it is increasingly at risk from the effects of climate change. This presentation will discuss why New Zealand’s coastal archaeological sites are so important, and how we can address the challenges arising from the impacts of climate change.

Century Theatre, MTG Hawke’s Bay Museum

3 May at 6pm

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Date:
3 May 2018
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6:00 pm
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Hawkes Bay, New Zealand Archaeology Week 2018

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Elizabeth Pishief
Email:
elizabeth.pishief@heritageservices.nz

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MTG Hawke’s Bay
1 Tennyson Street
Napier, 4110 New Zealand
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(06) 835 7781
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