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Thursday, March 31, 2016
James Cook Research Fellowships «
"The deadline for applications submitted to the 2016 James Cook Research Fellowship funding round is 5pm Wednesday 11 May. "
SHAP Workshop 2016 Tickets, Fri, 13/05/2016 at 9:00 AM | Eventbrite: "
Sydney Historical Arcaheological Practitioners) Workshop, is an annual professional workshop for consultants, students and government to showcase some of the projects being conducted across Sydney by researchers over the last year.
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Wednesday, March 30, 2016
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Lake Ohau reveals climate history | Our Changing World | Radio New Zealand: "Remnants of charcoal and pollen chart the arrival of early Polynesian people and the impact of their fires that turned vegetation back to grass within 48 years."
Short cuts | The Economist: "Chinese-style modernisation draws perilously close to brilliant 17th-century landmarks"
Saturday, March 26, 2016
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Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Assistant Archaeologist based in Tauranga
Part-time 24 hours per week permanent position with an additional 16 hours per week available until August 2018
For further information and an application form contact, please contact: Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga, PO Box 2629, Wellington. Phone (04) 472 4341 or email information@heritage.org.nz
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Auckland - realising the cultural potential | Ministry for Culture and Heritage: Two key cultural priorities for central government in working with Auckland Council are: enhancing Auckland’s major cultural institutions and pursuing a potential nomination for World Heritage status for the Auckland Volcanic Field. "
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Monday, March 14, 2016
Submerged
landscapes, Lost worlds and the coastal factor in world prehistory Professor Geoff Bailey
6:00pm
- Thursday 14 April Auditorium, Auckland
Museum Adults $10 | Institute Members $5 | Students & children $5 Bookings
recommended.
Sunday, March 13, 2016
MorphoSource:'
At MorphoSource.org, playing with fossils is not only allowed, it’s encouraged. The online database is home to oodles of digital 3-D scans of bones from both extinct and modern-day creatures. Anyone with an Internet connection is free to peruse the images, manipulate and rotate specimens and even download instructions to 3-D print them. So far, scientists have contributed images representing over 200 genera. Among the newest uploads are fossils of the recently discovered Homo naledi,
Archaeology in New Zealand 59-1 Contents
Velocipede Mania Hits Whanganui Naomi Woods
Early Maori Telecommunications - Visual Signalling Dave Wilton
Archaeology in New Zealand 59-1 Contents
Velocipede Mania Hits Whanganui Naomi Woods
Early Maori Telecommunications - Visual Signalling Dave Wilton
Saturday, March 12, 2016
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Open Journal Systems:
The Austronesian Diaspora: A Synthetic Total Evidence Model
Thursday, March 03, 2016
RSNZ Research community survey
Supporting the professional needs of the research community is one of the Royal Society of New Zealand’s many responsibilities under its Act of Parliament. In the future it is envisaging being involved in broader activity than what it is best known for; recognising excellent research. The Society has a responsibility to be relevant to all researchers, at all career stages (including early career), and those working in a range of employment contexts including Universities, CRIs, independent research organisations, ITPs, wānanga and the private sector. It also wishes to embrace diversity in the broadest sense. The Royal Society of New Zealand wants to hear the views of as many researchers as possible in order to identify the activities that the wider research community would most value. Through the link below you have the opportunity to complete a survey which will take five to ten minutes. You are also welcome to send this email and the link on to your colleagues in the New Zealand research community and encourage them to also complete the survey. The closing date is 18 March 2016.
Tuesday, March 01, 2016
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