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Mōrena Garry Hocken Talk Series: 2021 Dr Matthew Schmidt: Dunedin's Changing Shoreline: A city built on reclamation This talk will walk listeners through the changing shape of Dunedin City from a small town built on hills and swampy areas next to the harbour shore, to a city built on the extensive reclamation of the harbour. The story of Dunedin's' reclamation is the story of the rising wealth and prosperity of New Zealand's once richest city. Dr Matthew Schmidt is the Senior Heritage Advisor Kaitohu Matua Taonga Tuku Iho Southern South Island for Te Papa Atawhai Department of Conservation. He was formally an independent heritage consultant and a Senior Archaeologist for Heritage New Zealand based in Dunedin. Matt has also been the New Zealand International Correspondent for the Asia-Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO for 13 years for whom he writes a paper annually on heritage conservation projects he has been involved in. Matt's interests in heritage span all periods of New Zealand's history and he has a particular interest in early Maori cultural heritage sites, contact period sites and sites related to pastoralism and gold mining. Date: Thursday 17th June Time: 5.30pm-6.30pm Location: Hocken Library, Anzac Avenue, Dunedin Free. All Welcome Cheers, Moira MOIRA WHITE Curator, Humanities OTAGO MUSEUM Ph +64 |03| 479 3265 419 Great King Street, Dunedin 9016, New Zealand Fashion FWD >> Disruption through Design 27 March – 17 October Proudly supported by iD Fashion Dunedin, Otago Polytechnic and McMillan&Co. Lawyers This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify the system sender.
Mōrena Garry Hocken Talk Series: 2021 Dr Matthew Schmidt: Dunedin's Changing Shoreline: A city built on reclamation This talk will walk listeners through the changing shape of Dunedin City from a small town built on hills and swampy areas next to the harbour shore, to a city built on the extensive reclamation of the harbour. The story of Dunedin's' reclamation is the story of the rising wealth and prosperity of New Zealand's once richest city. Dr Matthew Schmidt is the Senior Heritage Advisor Kaitohu Matua Taonga Tuku Iho Southern South Island for Te Papa Atawhai Department of Conservation. He was formally an independent heritage consultant and a Senior Archaeologist for Heritage New Zealand based in Dunedin. Matt has also been the New Zealand International Correspondent for the Asia-Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO for 13 years for whom he writes a paper annually on heritage conservation projects he has been involved in. Matt's interests in heritage span all periods of New Zealand's history and he has a particular interest in early Maori cultural heritage sites, contact period sites and sites related to pastoralism and gold mining. Date: Thursday 17th June Time: 5.30pm-6.30pm Location: Hocken Library, Anzac Avenue, Dunedin Free. All Welcome Cheers, Moira MOIRA WHITE Curator, Humanities OTAGO MUSEUM Ph +64 |03| 479 3265 419 Great King Street, Dunedin 9016, New Zealand Fashion FWD >> Disruption through Design 27 March – 17 October Proudly supported by iD Fashion Dunedin, Otago Polytechnic and McMillan&Co. Lawyers This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error, please notify the system sender.
A burial mound in northern Syria has been identified by researchers as perhaps the world's oldest known war memorial. The site, known as the White Monument, in the town of Tal Banat had previously been thought to be an ancient mass grave of enemy fighters. However, a report published in the journal Antiquity on Friday suggests it was a memorial for the community's battle dead from the 3rd millennium BC.
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