New Zealand Archaeology Week 2020
- Indigenous Archaeology Pre-conference Hui 2018
- News
- New Zealand Archaeology Week 2022
- New Zealand Archaeology Week 2021
- New Zealand Archaeology Week 2020
- New Zealand Archaeology Week 2018
- New Zealand Archaeology Week 2019
- New Zealand Archaeology Week 2023
- National Archaeology Week 2017
- NZAA Conference 2016 – Blenheim
- Location – Annual Conference 2018
- Accommodation – Annual Conference 2018
- About Auckland – Annual Conference 2018
- Sessions – Annual Conference 2018
- Programme – Annual Conference 2018
- Information for Presenters – Annual Conference 2018
- Early Career Research & Publishing Workshops – Annual Conference 2018
- Call for Papers – Annual Conference 2018
The New Zealand Archaeological Association is working to increase public awareness and highlight the importance of protecting our archaeological heritage by promoting the work of New Zealand archaeologists both at home and abroad.
This will be the fourth New Zealand Archaeology Week. The event has been able to develop and grow due to the wonderful effort and input from the archaeological community, heritage organisations and tangata whenua.
Archaeology Week is going ahead this year as an online-only event. NZAA is working with a number of partners to develop and share content on our social media platforms: Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Look out for the hashtag #NZArchweek2020!
NZAA would like to thank our wonderful content partners this year, who will be posting on their social media as part of NZ Archaeology week:
- Department of Conservation Te Papa Atawhai
- Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga
- The Past from Above
- Auckland Council
- University of Auckland
- The Southern Cemeteries Project
- The City Remains
- Southern Archaeology
- MishMish Heritage
- Underground Overground Archaeology
If you have any content you’d like to share as part of the week, please get in touch with either Kathryn Hurren (archaeologyweek@nzarchaeology.org) or Patricia Pillay (patriciapillay64@gmail.com). Or share the content via your own social media, using the hashtag #nzarchweek2020
Photo credits – left to right:
- Kevin Jones – Fyffe House, Kaikoura
- Victoria Grouden– Asiatic Pheasants meat platter, Salvation Army Site, Newtown, Wellington
- Kevin Jones -Paekakariki pits, Kapiti Coast
