Local Archaeologist Spotlights – Invercargill Central
Invercargill Central Mall 39 Esk Street, Invercargill, New ZealandA week-long display celebrating the work of local archaeologists in the Invercargill Central Mall.
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Preservation via Record – Exhibition at Invercargill City Libraries and Archives
Invercargill City Libraries 50 Dee Street, Invercargill, New ZealandA week-long display highlighting the work archaeologists do to preserve archaeology via record in a fun way highlighting the opportunities the library 3D printer provides. Come take a look and pick up a quiz to complete in the library with 3D printing prizes to be won! Brought to you by the Invercargill Branch of New
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Ngā Kōhatu o Aotearoa – a Visual Static Display Illustrating How Māori Used Stone in Everyday Life
Procter Library 6 Cobham Road, KerikeriLibrary opening hours: Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm, Sat 9am - 2pm
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Archaeology Open Day – Fyffe House
Fyffe House 62 Avoca St, Kaikoura, New ZealandKauaeranga Kauri Logging Sites Tour – CANCELLED
DOC Kauaeranga Visitor Centre Kauaeranga Valley Road, Thames, New ZealandTHIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED In conjunction with the Echo Walks Festival. Guide/narrator: Dave Wilton Start/finish point: DoC Kauaeranga Visitors Centre (KVC) - approx 7 km from Thames on Kauaeranga Valley Rd (signposted from the BP Station on southern outskirts of Thames). Route: The tour will commence at the KVC with a short brief and
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“Mapping Wellington” – The History of Our City Through Maps
Te Awe Library 29B Brandon Street, Wellington, New ZealandIn this illustrated talk Adrian Humphris (WCC Chief Archivist) and Mary O’Keeffe (consultant archaeologist) look at the history of our city that can be seen from survey maps and plans. The fascinating detail of our city seen in these plans shows how our city and community has grown and changed (and some curiosities along the
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Dig This! Cuppa and Kōrero with a Local Archaeologist
Te Tāhuhu o Te Rangi 101 Church Street, Ōpōtiki, New Zealand“Going Potty” Archaeology Week at Mercury Bay Museum
Mercury Bay Museum 11a The Esplanade, Whitianga, New ZealandArchaeologists can learn a lot from pottery fragments found in archaeological sites. Shape, material and decoration can reveal the vessels construction, function and age. Join us to 'dig up' a pot and see if you can reconstruct it
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