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Letters to the Editor Vol 26 No 1

Conservation of Chatham Island dendroglyphs – a fatal cure?

Huts hovels or houses – a clarification of prehistoric Moriori settlement patterns

Extract from A Lot of Spadework to be Done – Essays in Honour of Lady Aileen Fox – Edited by Susan Bulmer, Garry Law and Douglas Sutton

Model gardens and the acceptability of new crops to Polynesian horticulturalists

Note: The New Zealand Journal of Archaeology was replaced in 2010 by the Journal of Pacific Archaeology. Journal of Pacific Archaeology issues from 2010 onwards are available digitally at http://pacificarchaeology.org

Notes and news Vol 26 No 2

Biochemistry of the moa – a pilot study

Rua kuumara o Kawerau

Extract from A Lot of Spadework to be Done – Essays in Honour of Lady Aileen Fox – Edited by Susan Bulmer, Garry Law and Douglas Sutton

Made soils in the vicinity of Aotea Harbour

Book reviews Vol 26 No 3

The Manukau lowlands – site distribution pattern

Extract from A Lot of Spadework to be Done – Essays in Honour of Lady Aileen Fox – Edited by Susan Bulmer, Garry Law and Douglas Sutton

Clay pipes from the Cromwell district, Central Otago

Notes and news Vol 26 No 3

Waitotara ki Parininihi – aspects of the archaeology of the Taranaki region

Extract from A Lot of Spadework to be Done – Essays in Honour of Lady Aileen Fox – Edited by Susan Bulmer, Garry Law and Douglas Sutton

An infant burial from Okahu or Redhead Island, Bay of Islands

Miracles do happen! The recovery by instalments of the Pukete carving

Notes and news Vol 26 No 1

Radiocarbon dates from N42-941, Westfield, South Auckland

Preliminary notes on a coastal moa-hunter site at Warrington, Otago

Preface to A Lot of Spadework to be Done – Essays in Honour of Lady Aileen Fox

Edited by Susan Bulmer, Garry Law and Douglas Sutton

An archaeologically defined ‘hamlet’ N89-90-222 in inland Tolaga Bay