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Sunday, June 28, 2009
World Heritage Centre - World Heritage – Pacific 2009 Programme
"Despite its extraordinary cultural and biological diversity and richness, the Pacific is the most under-represented sub-region on the World Heritage List.
To redress this imbalance, World Heritage Global Strategy meetings were held in the Pacific - in Fiji in July 1997 and in Vanuatu in August 1999. As a result, many Pacific Island countries joined the World Heritage Convention.
However, the results of the first cycle of periodic reporting for the Asia-Pacific region in 2003 indicated that there was still an imbalance, with only one property in the Pacific Sub-Region on the World Heritage List (East Rennell in the Solomon Islands*)."
Saturday, June 27, 2009
David Harrowfield writes:
I discovered this week that early next year marks my 50 year membership to NZAA....
I am curious to find out who else may share this. I would think Michael Trotter is one....
I am researching and planning field work for a paper to submit to AINZ to mark my jubilee.
David L.Harrowfield
Oamaru
d.harrowfield@xtra.co.nz
Friday, June 26, 2009
Job announcement for an archaeologist position at the American Samoa Historic Preservation. OfficeMore
Thursday, June 25, 2009
David Gardner died in Auckland on Tuesday of a stroke, aged 64. A brief memorial service (not a funeral) will be held at Sibuns at 582 Remuera Road (near Upland Road)on Friday at 2pm. David over several years contributed voluminous site records for sites in Auckland's eastern suburbs and was passionate about site protection.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
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Thursday, June 18, 2009
"3rd Australasian Engineering Heritage Conference
Engineering in the Development of a Region – Heritage and History
SALMOND COLLEGE, UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO, DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND 22–25 NOVEMBER 2009
Early-bird registration closes 31 August 2009
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
AGENT-BASED MODELS AND NEW ZEALAND ARCHAEOLOGY
Half day workshop
Friday 31 July 2009: 1.30 – 4.30 pm
Room 429 HSB201
School of Geography, Geology and Environmental Science,
The University of Auckland, 10 Symonds Street, Auckland
Assoc. Prof. David O’Sullivan, University of Auckland: Use of Agent-based modelling in Social
Sciences
Prof. John Wainwright, University of Sheffield: Agent based modelling of Neolithic landscape
change in Southern France
Discussion forum: Agent-Based Modelling and key issues in New Zealand Archaeology and
environmental change.
See link for registration.
Monday, June 15, 2009
ArchSite Launched - getting access
ArchSite, the New Zealand Archaeological Association's Archaeological Site Recording Scheme website, was launched in Wellington on 10 June 2009, at the opening night of the annual NZAA conference. The website is part of an ongoing project to make archaeological information available online.
You can apply for access to ArchSite at www.archsite.org.nz. The details relating to subscribing and the application form are available on the website.
· For consultants –Commercial application form
· Individual NZAA members get access for free- Non commercial application form
ArchSite - Archaeological Site Recording Scheme (New Zealand)
Lauched 10 June 2009.
Welcome to the New Zealand Archaeological Association's Archaeological Site Recording Scheme website, where you can access information about archaeological sites in New Zealand.
The NZAA is an Incorporated Society with members in New Zealand and overseas. The goals of the NZAA are to promote archaeological research and the conservation of archaeological sites.
The ArchSite website is part of an ongoing project to make archaeological information available online. The NZAA is undertaking this project in partnership with the New Zealand Historic Places Trust and the Department of Conservation, and with funding from the Department of Internal Affairs' Community Partnership Fund.
You may search for sites in particular locations using our interactive map, or contact our Central Filekeeper for further information.
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