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Introducing the Marsden Fund 25 Series
This year, the Marsden Fund celebrates 25 years of excellent research through regional lectures, online profiles and video interviews. Of the different disciplines being showcased, are speakers on paleopathology, bioarchaeology and ancient DNA.
Marsden Fund Te Pūtea Rangahau a Marsden was established by the New Zealand government in 1994. Since then, it has driven world-class research in New Zealand by supporting and incentivising excellent researchers to work on their best and boldest ideas, to connect internationally, leading to new knowledge and skills with the potential for significant downstream impact for Aotearoa.
To celebrate, the Marsden Fund 25 Series shines a light on 25 researchers to reflect on the depth and breadth of research excellence making a difference across the disciplines supported by this funding. Over coming months, there will be 15 regional public lectures and 10 online profiles to explore. The lectures are free to the public with preregistration.
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Auckland Heritage Festival 2019Journeys – Explore the stories of how our people travelled to Tāmaki Makaurau to create a shared future togetherFrom 5 October to 28 October http://www.heritagefestival.co.nz/
C. Loring Brace - died September 7, 2019 (aged 88) \In 1973 Brace was a visiting professor at Auckland University.
Monday, September 09, 2019
Forthcoming book: The Cook Voyages Encounters: The Cook Voyages Collections of Te Papa
Forthcoming book: The Cook Voyages Encounters: The Cook Voyages Collections of Te PapaA comprehensive guide to the objects associated with the voyages of James Cook held at New Zealand's National Museum Publication date: October 2019 By Janet Davidson Publication date: October 2019
Not yet in print - but order-able.
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GIRT Scientific Divers
Background: A citizen science project for divers who love shipwrecks
The citizen science project Gathering Information via Recreational and Technical
(GIRT) Scientific Divers is a no-impact public archaeology program and part of a
PhD research project at the University of New England that aims to:
When: Sunday 24 November 2019
Time: 9 am and 3.30 pm
Where: Room 7, Bay of Islands North Tec
Campus, Kerikeri
Who: Andrew Viduka (maritime archaeologist, conservator and founder of GIRT Scientific divers) and Bill Edwards, (Heritage New Zealand)
Register at: http://girtsd.org/register
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