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NZAA Annual Conference 2017 – Thames
Murihiku – Stories from beneath
Discussions on archaeology in the Hawke’s Bay
New Zealand Archaeology Week 2017
Archaeology dig for kids, Hobson’s Beach, Waitangi Treaty Grounds
New Zealand Archaeology Lecture: A view from the Bay of Islands
Aotea Great Barrier Island Walking Festival 2017 – Walks with Archaeological focus
Thames Heritage Week 11th-19th March
HMS Tortoise (spar ship) 175th anniversary – Thames-Coromandel
State of archaeology in the Hutt
Tour of Pareraho pa
Talk by Richard Walter on the prehistoric colonisation of Aotearoa
Hidden Treasures – Hidden Atrocities: Archaeology Week at the Polish Museum
Mary O’Keeffe “Small things tell big stories: Wellington’s archaeology”
Bruce McFadgen “Up, Down, and Getting Soaked – the archaeology of earthquakes and tsunamis in the 15th Century”
Wellington Walking Tour
Quick Fire Stories: Our Heritage Unearthed. The theme is archaeology
The Chavannes: Driving Whanganui into a new century – talk by Naomi Woods
ARCHAEOLOGY IN ACTION: Archaeological Activity Day at the Otago Museum
Open day at the Otakōu marae (on the Otago peninsula)
First Footsteps In Our Backyard: archaeological insights into the colonisation of the Pacific.
Archaeology Displays at the Dunedin Public Library (City & Mosgiel Branches)
Tour of Whitianga Pa & Ferry Landing Stone Wharf/Old Mill site with Brenda Sewell
Getting to the Goldfield: A Guided Tour of Four Wharf Sites in Thames Borough.
Butler Point Archaeology Tours
Maungawhau Forest Walk
A Bay Where No Ships Have Been: The History and Archaeology of Auckland’s First European Settlement, 1832-6
Te Puke o Tara ( Hampton park) Walk
Kowhai Park Guided Walk
Polish Heritage Trust Museum School Holiday Family Workshop
Archaeological Exhibition at South Library
Archaeological Exhibition of material from Christ’s College
Central Hawke’s Bay Archaeology Day
Why we dig it: an online exhibition
Archaeological display of Taranaki Archeology at Puki Ariki
Maungakiekie/One Tree Hill Tour with Garry Law
Archaeology and History of Tawatawhiti on the upper Hatea River, Whangarei
Hobson’s Choice – the story of New Zealand’s first Colonial Capital
New Zealand Archaeology and the Story of Whangarei
Matakohe-Limestone Island Public Archaeology Tour
Lyttelton Walking Tour – Take a stroll Portside
The Changing Face of Archaeology: application of technology to the Ahuahu Great Mercury Island Archaeological Project
Anthropology in Action -MOTAT Science Street Fair
Auckland Archaeological Society (ARCHSOC) Movie Night
Archaeology Lab Open Day at the University of Auckland
Exexperience an excavation – Auckland University
Identifying Environmental Change in Tamaki Maori Society 1400-1700AD
Learning Experiences Outside the Classroom (LEOTC):Chinese Archaeology – Shantytown, Paroa
Drawers of Discovery Exhibition – Shantytown, Paroa
Otoia Pā Fieldtrip
Puke Ariki Talks – Rediscovering the history of Ketemarae with Dr Caroline Phillips – 02 May 2018
Display of Archaeology Books at Puke Ariki – 28 April to 6 May 2018
Learning Experiences Outside the Classroom (LEOTC):Chinese Archaeology – Shantytown, Paroa: Available throughout the school calendar
NZAA Annual Conference 2018
Women in Archaeology-6 May 2018
Guided walking tour of Christchurch’s Hotels – 28 April 2018
Site visit to Tapui Pa, Manutuke, Gisborne to look at the Pa with members of Rongowhakaata and Historic Places Tairawhiti committee – 6 May 2018
Kaipara Harbour- (what archaeology can tell us about the past environment of the harbour and what has changed?) – 29 April 2018
From Port to Precinct: A walking tour of historic Lyttelton- 6 May 2018 – FULLY BOOKED
Exhibit at South Library: Pubs of the past, the archaeology of Victorian Christchurch hotels – 1 April-1 May 2018
Archaeology Week dig for kids, Hobson’s Beach, Waitangi Treaty Grounds – 5 May 2018
Cultural dispatches from the north: The Booth Whānau Collection. Archaeology Week lecture by the Booths, Waitangi Treaty Grounds -6 May 2018
The colonisation of Aotearoa – understanding the settlement of the Waitaki District – 2 May 2018
Getting to the Goldfield: A Guided Tour of Four Wharf Sites in Thames Borough – 29 April 2018
Archaeology – Quick-fire presentations by seven speakers-30 April 2018
Unearthing the secrets of Maori Gardens, by Matt Ryan, and “Landscape Archaeology” by Bruce McFadgen – 2 May 2018
Puketarata Pa and surrounding area field trip – 5 May 2018
‘Hidden Treasures’ Family Workshop (School Holidays), 27 and 29 April 2018
‘Hidden Treasures – Hidden Atrocities’ Presentation: 2 and 6 May 2018
Archaeological Tour of Matiu/Somes Island- 29 April 2018 FULLY BOOKED
The investigation of the Fernery, Larnach Castle- Date 28 and 29 April 2018
Science in Heritage Conservation (Demonstration) – 4 May 2018
Oh the Places You’ll Go! Adventures in Archaeological Conservation (Presentation) – 4 May 2018
Two archaeological talks in the Taonga Maori Gallery MTG Hawke’s Bay Museum: Dr Karen Greig and Sarah Perrett – 3 May 2018
Responding to the impacts of climate change on New Zealand’s coastal archaeology – 3 May 2018 (Napier)
Two talks in the Taonga Maori Gallery MTG Hawke’s Bay Museum: Rose Mohi and Michelle Lee- 4 May 2018
Archaeology of Hopukiore ( Mt Drury) Mount Maunganui – by Archaeologist Ken Phillips – 3 May 2018
Archaeology in the Thames Area – Auckland Archaeologist Tom Barker – 28 April 2018
Papanui Inlet Archaeology- 28 April 2018
Digging Round At Home: The Archaeology of Life In Wellington – 29 April 2018
Archaeological Excavation, Town Belt, Dunedin – 4 May 2018
Walking Tour: Terraces and Whānau: Maungakiekie as a physical manifestation of Social Relationships – with Dr Hans-Dieter Bader- 28 April 2018
Seminar: Environmental Resilience of Communities in the Early Bronze Age Aegean with PhD Candidate Jane Jones-2 May 2018
Walking Tour: Symonds Street Cemetery – with Dr Heather Battles – 4 May 2018
ArchSoc BBQ and Trowel Throwing – 4 May 2018
Open Laboratory Afternoon, Auckland University – 30 April 2018
Digging up the Past: Archaeology for the young & curious, a HeritageTalk for National Archaeology Week with Dave Veart – 2 May 2018
Te Puke O Tara/Hampton park, Otara/Papatoetoe Guided Walk – 17 April 2018
Archaeology Week at the Kaikoura Museum (Talks) – 2 May 2018
Responding to the impacts of climate change on New Zealand’s coastal archaeology – 4 May 2018 (Waipawa)
Archaeology Week at Kaikoura Museum -Behind the Scenes – 28 April 2018
Forgotten tales from the Otago Frontier: A bioarchaeological study of Gold rush and early settler cemeteries — Expert talk – 2 May 2018
Indiana Jones Trilogy at the Otago Museum – 2-4 May 2018
Archaeological Discoveries of Ōtautahi – 6 May
Stoddart’s Cottage Archaeological Exhibition, Diamond Harbour: 27-29 April and 4-6 May 2018
Grubb Cottage Archaeological Exhibition, Lyttelton: 28-29 April and 5-6 May 2018
New Christchurch City Council information pages on Archaeological sites
Bond Street Archaeology Display: 28 April to 6 May 2018
Visualising and Preserving Our Lava Caves; sing 3D Laser Scanners: A Heritage Talk for National Archaeology Week with Peter Crossley – 2 May 2018
Archaeology Week cabinet display at the Central Library: 28 April to 6 May 2018
Tour of Michael Joseph Savage’s memorial and mausoleum at Bastion Point, led by George Farrant – 1 May 2018
Tour of St James Theatre, led by George Farrant -3 May 2018 FULLY BOOKED
Archaeology in Action, Otago Museum – 5 May
Digging around at home – the archaeology of living in Wellington
Maritime Archaeology Lab: Open Day
Conversations – Plimmer’s Ark – the Shipwreck Under the City
Archaeology trip to Matiu Somes Island
Rediscovering Dunedin
NZ Archaeology Week Talk: Uncovering New Zealand’s Maritime History
Pecha Kucha – Hidden Stories – an evening of quick fire talks on archaeology.
Heritage Talk: Archaeology Week Panel Discussion
An archaeology day at Fyffe House, Kaikoura
Kiwi North Floor Talks – three different aspects of NZ archaeology hosted by Kiwi North
The archaeology of Tauranga CBD
Archaeology in the Wairarapa.
Below and Beyond Myers Park
NZAA Annual Conference 2019
Lombard Street Project.
Archaeology Week – Hidden Māori Treasures Walking Tour
Lombard St Project Display
An evening with Mike Lee, Author of “Navigator’s and Naturalists. French Exploration of New Zealand and the South Seas (1769 – 1824)
An evening with Mike Lee, Author of “Navigator’s and Naturalists. French Exploration of New Zealand and the South Seas (1769 – 1824)
Archaeology, landscape and identity: appreciating the present by studying the past
Domestic Bits
Buildings Archaeology in Aotearoa: What’s going on?
Hidden Treasures – Hidden Atrocities Presentation NZ Archaeology Wk 2019: 2 May 2019
Hidden Treasures – Hidden Atrocities Presentation NZ Archaeology Wk 2019: 5 May 2019
Onekawa Te Mawhai Regional Park. Experience archaeology, history, and landscape
Archaeology in Chinatown: Marsden Valley Education Centre, Shanty Town
The Fernery , Larnach Castle, Dunedin
Early Te Papa
University of Auckland: Archaeology and Biological Anthropology Open Laboratory Afternoon
Aerial Archaeology of Hawke’s Bay
Walking Tour: Symonds Street Cemetery with Dr. Heather Battles – 30 April 2019
Seminar: Lasers, Lights, and Bronze Body Armour: a talk by Dr Jeremy Armstrong, Dr Josh Emmitt and Mr Tim Mackrell – Tuesday 7 May 2019
Is Archaeology Relevant in the Modern World?
Hangi and moa: the archaeology of the 14th century Redcliffs Flat Village
Archaeology in Action at the Otago Museum
Behind the Scenes-Archaeology Collections & the Story of HB
Polish Heritage Trust Museum ‘Hidden Treasures’ Family Workshop
Stone Tool Demonstration: Exploring lithic manufacture, use and significance
Manufacturing Pottery: Approaches to pottery in the archaeological record
Historic Dunedin Walking Tour: Discovering the history of Dunedin’s cityscape
NZAA Annual Conference 2021
Historic sites around the Shortland Wharf area
Moanataiari and Waiotahi Valleys – A quick walk-through
“Gowns, streams and essence of filth – life in Newtown Wellington” by Mary O’Keeffe – Virtual talk
“The Richest River in the World – Gold mining in the upper Shotover” by Kevin Jones – Virtual talk
“Human innovation seen through the archaeological record: earth, structure and object” by Victoria Grouden – Virtual talk
Stone fish trap – A hands on presentation
Fort Street Upgrade by Sarah Phear – Virtual Talk
Archaeology for Kids at Katherine Mansfield House & Garden
Become an Archaeologist for the Day at Auckland Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira
Pā in the Bay of Plenty: a flight from Whakatane by Kevin Jones – Virtual Talk – Updated time 8pm
Whakawhitiwhiti Pā Site Tour
Archaeology and cultural materials conservation: Interpreting and caring for our past in Taranaki
Archaeology in Action Gallery Trail at Otago Museum
Film Screening of “Finding Altamira” at Otago Museum
Adventures in Archaeology – Panel Discussion
Film Screening of “Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark” at Otago Museum
Walter Sheppard: Storekeeper and Suffragent Exhibition
Aotearoa Unearthed: Archaeology for Everyone Podcast – New Episode Released
NZAA Annual Conference 2022 – Archaeology and the Climate Crisis

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