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Friday, September 27, 2019
Archaeologists Are Learning More About Who and What Lived in This Famous Siberian Cave
https://gizmodo.com/archaeologists-are-learning-more-about-who-and-what-liv-1838454833?IR=T
Getty Trust makes big investment to save world's archaeological treasures
https://aleteia.org/2019/09/21/getty-trust-makes-big-investment-to-save-worlds-archaeological-treasures/
Energy company supports preservation of industry heritage
Scoop.co.nz
Energy company owner supports preservation of key industry heritage ... which saw the first commercial use of electricity in New Zealand in 1886 in ...
Purerua fire accused seeks discharge
New Zealand Herald
The resulting fire ignited vegetation on a nearby cliff and swept up the side of a historic pā at Rangihoua Heritage Park, the site of New Zealand's first ...
Job: New Zealand Archaeological Association Central Filekeeper
Based in Wellington, part time 24 hours per week. Heritage New Zealand
https://www.heritage.org.nz/get-involved/job-vacancies
Drought Reveals Lost "Spanish Stonehenge"
https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/145619/drought-reveals-lost-spanish-stonehenge?src=eoa-iotd
Nicola Short & Dave Veart: Ihumātao challenges how we view heritage
New Zealand Herald
COMMENT. Across the nation, many New Zealanders now appreciate the contested land at Ihumātao is special and deserves heritage protection.
Tahitian va'a brings spirit of Tupaia to Tuia voyage
RNZ
The voyage is a celebration of New Zealand's Pacific seafaring heritage and acknowledges the first onshore encounters between Māori and Pākehā.
Tupaia's tupuna join Tuia 250 Voyage
RNZ
The Tahitian vaka Fa'afaite has arrived in New Zealand to join the Tuia 250 Voyage. The voyage celebrates New Zealand's Pacific seafaring heritage ...
Bad backs, alcoholism and paranoia: archaeology isn’t for the faint-hearted | Catholic Herald
https://catholicherald.co.uk/magazine/bad-backs-alcoholism-and-paranoia-archaeology-isnt-for-the-faint-hearted/
Ed: It’s a book review but ……
2019 NZAA Awards
https://nzarchaeology.org/2019-nzaa-awards?fbclid=IwAR16hAY50OgIrTRSGKeoViuqnsAMBnUA7XpZ_qwRvjig90AOxnCOuGgELl8
Ed: Not really archaeology but there is an experiential archaeology project discussed in this interview – a setting in the book:
https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/saturday/audio/2018714266/ghost-wall-author-s-brexit-parable
'Ghost Wall' author's Brexit parable
The draft reserve management plan for Katiki Point seeks ''to balance the protection of cultural and natural values ... while allowing tourism and visitor activities to continue'', Te Runanga o Moeraki upoko David Higgins says.
https://www.odt.co.nz/regions/north-otago/focus-protection-cultural-natural-values
Jeremy Salmond: Building design enriches our built-heritage
New Zealand Herald
NZ Institute of Architects gold medallist and pre-eminent heritage architect Jeremy Salmond will talk at the MTG next week. He tells Mark Story ...
Waipori's rich mining past comes to light
Otago Daily Times
Otago Southland Heritage New Zealand Area Manager Denise Anderson agreed. While she was aware water levels were "significantly low", she was ...
What now for Ihumātao?
Stuff.co.nz
One is the legacy of the New Zealand Wars, which had wide and still ... Government buys Kate Sheppard's house for educational and heritage use
Fletcher seeks urgent talks on Ihumatao stalemate
New Zealand Herald
New Zealand First minister Shane Jones, a former Maori Fisheries ... settlement process to be reopened via protest and an appeal to heritage values.
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