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Thursday, January 23, 2020
Occupation ends, rahui begins
He said he opposed the plan because it involved filling in part of an
800-year-old fish trap, and would damage extensive middens.
He and three supporters camped on the site until Monday afternoon, and
now Te Uri Taniwha has imposed a rāhui against any development in the
area, including construction of the road and carpark, as well as
dredging.
The rāhui is designed to maintain the site's cultural and spiritual
integrity, and has no effect on public access.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/northland-age/news/article.cfm?c_id=1503402&objectid=12302714
Histories of Archaeology Conference
On 23–27 March 2020 the 'Collective Biography of Archaeology in the
Pacific' (CBAP) Australian Research Council Laureate Project, led by
Professor Matthew Spriggs, will be hosting the Histories of
Archaeology conference at The Australian National University in
Canberra,
https://archanth.cass.anu.edu.au/research/cbap/histories-archaeology-conference
NZAA is pleased to announce that applications for the 2020 round of funding from The Walton Fund are now open. Grants will be made to enable and assist in any work that promotes archaeological site recording, records new sites, and/or updates old site records. Previous successful applications have facilitated archaeological surveys of the Catlins Lake coastline, and of Whenua Hou/Codfish Island.
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
Tuesday, January 21, 2020
Monday, January 20, 2020
Someone stirring - Maori project - thousand of dollars poured
Doesn't look like it did when I was a boy either - wasn't a car park
then, but a trivial piece of traffic engineering to stop that.
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Garry Law
31 Lansell Drive, Dannemora, Auckland 2016
+64 9 2716505 (Office)
+64 27 5665 764 (Mobile)
On Mon, 20 Jan 2020 at 12:31, Garry Law <glawnz@gmail.com> wrote:
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Sunday, January 19, 2020
About 20 archaeologists and iwi members have spent the past two weeks carefully excavating Mangahawea Bay on Moturua Island. A combination of radiocarbon dating, artefacts, animal remains and oral history suggest the Bay of Islands site is among the earliest human settlements in Aotearoa.
Thursday, January 16, 2020
Cheers
G Hi Garry,
Could you please include info below in the next newsletter?
Thanks Zac Name: Simon Wyatt-Spratt Organisation: CAA Australasia Phone: 0424462189 Email Address: simon.wyatt-spratt@outlook.com Enquiry Type: General Enquiry Enquiry / Comments: Hi, I'm writing on behalf of CAAA, the Australasian branch of Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology). CAAA is holding a 4-day writing workshop from the 2nd to 5th of February at the Moreton Bay Research Station on North Stradbroke Island, Queensland. The goal of the workshop is to begin work on a textbook to introduce undergraduates to digital methods in archaeology. I was hoping you could send out the message below inviting members of NZAA to the workshop. Please let me know if you need any more information or have any questions. Many thanks, Simon Wyatt-Spratt SIMON WYATT-SPRATT | Admin Assistant CAA AUSTRALASIA E simon.wyatt-spratt@sydney.edu.au | W https://au.caa-international.org/ CAA Australasia, the Australasian branch of CAA International (Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology), is excited to announce our 2020 Summer Institute! WHAT The Summer Institute is an intensive, four-day, residential writing workshop. The goal of the Summer Institute is to produce an undergraduate textbook on digital methods and technologies in archaeology. Digital technologies are an ever-increasing component of all archaeological work, but currently there is no textbook that archaeology undergraduates can turn to which provides a comprehensive overview and introduction to digital methodologies. WHEN 2nd to 5th February 2020 WHERE Moreton Bay Research Station on North Stradbroke Island, Queensland. There will be a limited bursary for travel costs for attendees who are unwaged, students and First Nations attendees. More details will be provided to eligible attendees once they have registered. COST Waged: $150 Student & Unwaged & First Nations: $75 The cost includes both accommodation at MBRS and food while there. CAA Australasia welcomes contributions from archaeologists from across academia and the heritage sector; graduates and students; from experts to people who can chase down references or produce illustrations. If you are interested in participating in the Summer Institute you can register for attendance here - https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/summer-institute-2020-tickets-84668392441 If you have any further questions about the CAAA Summer Institute, please feel free to contact me at simon.wyatt-spratt@sydney.edu.au Kind regards, Simon Wyatt-Spratt SIMON WYATT-SPRATT | Admin Assistant CAA AUSTRALASIA E simon.wyatt-spratt@sydney.edu.au | W https://au.caa-international.org/
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Wednesday, January 15, 2020
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Thursday, January 09, 2020
"Deep inside the Bruniquel Cave, in southwestern France, there are a number of mysterious assemblages. Built out of broken and stacked stalactites, they form two circles, and half a dozen 'raised structures'…" https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v42/n01/francis-gooding/hell-pigs It is actually a review of Europe: The First One Hundred Million Years by Tim Flannery. And, wonderfully, LRB access is free this week.
https://www.newyorker.com › magazine › 2020/01/13 › dj-shadows-sonic-ar... Jan 13, 2020 - Sleuthing through the New York Public Library's music and recorded-sound archives, the sampling whiz found the "Sophisticated Soul Man," Donny Osmond in German, and a band-camp record. ... And if Omar Sharif's work can fade into obscurity what hope remains for everyone else?
Wednesday, January 08, 2020
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Thursday, January 02, 2020
2020 Symposium of Gastronomy & Food History will be held in Hamilton at the world famous Hamilton Gardens
onthe weekend of the 1st & 2nd of February, 2020. The theme will be Gardens & Gastronomy.
http://www.aristologist.com/2020-symposium.html
Sunday, December 29, 2019
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