Lombard St Project Display
Lombard Street Lombard Street, Wellington, New ZealandDisplay panels in Lombard St, beside Pickle & Pie café The panels are located on the edge of the old shoreline; it was a centre of early commerce and trade.
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New Zealand Archaeology Week 2019
Archaeology in Chinatown: Marsden Valley Education Centre, Shanty Town
Shantytown Rutherglen Road, Paroa, New ZealandBookings required. Available throughout the school calendar Shantytown Heritage Park, West Coast or offsite West Coast locations are negotiable Student fees from $14.00 Marsden Valley Education Centre have created a
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Domestic Bits
Stoddart's Cottage Off Waipapa Avenue, (Just Before Shops in Village Centre, Turn Right for Library and Rugby Rooms), Diamond Harbour27-28th 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
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Archaeology Week – Hidden Māori Treasures Walking Tour
Te Wharewaka o Pōneke, Whai Repo Lagoon Wellington Waterfront, Wellington, New ZealandNau mai, haere mai ki Te Wharewaka o Pōneke! Wellington’s rich and diverse Māori history will be uncovered as you join us on our Te Aro Pā – Hidden Maori
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Archaeology in Action at the Otago Museum
Tūhura Otago Museum 419 Great King Street, Dunedin, New ZealandSaturday 4 May from 10am–2pm Otago Museum - Atrium Level 1 Family fun. Become an archaeologist for a day! Learn to sort and identify shells, analyse adzes/toki, compare animal bones
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Kiwi North Floor Talks – three different aspects of NZ archaeology hosted by Kiwi North
Kiwi North Vintage Car Rooms 500 State Highway 14, Maunu,, Whangarei, New ZealandSaturday May 4. 1.30pm for a 2pm start in the Heritage Park's Vintage Car Club Rooms - Gate 2, 500 SH14 Maunu, Whangarei. Evidence for Early Polynesian Voyaging, Takou Red
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The Fernery , Larnach Castle, Dunedin
Larnach Castle 145 Camp Road, Dunedin, Otago, New ZealandThe Fernery was built around 1927-28. It is made of basalt rocks with Oamaru limestone vertical entrance stones. It is believed it may have had a glass roof with the
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Archaeology trip to Matiu Somes Island
Matiu-Somes Island Matiu-Somes Island, Lower Hutt, New ZealandLed by archaeologist Kevin Jones A walk around the island looking at its fascinating layers of history ranging from Maori Occupation until the second world war. Starts at 11am. Duration:
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