A Day in the Life of an Archaeologist - Ngā Pātaka Kōrero...

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With the Heritage Fesitval upon us, archaeologists from Auckland Council's Heritage team discuss the varied work that goes into preserving our city's built and cultural heritage. The panelists are: Rebecca Ramsay - Specialist Archaeology Myfanwy Eaves - Senior Specialist Archaeology Edward Ashby - Māori Heritage Robert Brassey - Principal Specialist Cultural Heritage Daniel Windwood - Built Heritage Joe Mills - Specialist Historic Heritage Originally recorded at Tāmaki Pātaka Kōrero on May 1 2019 as part the New Zealand Archaeological Association's Archaeology Week. Image: View of site of Clark's old brickworks, looking to Carder's site, Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections JTD-0521-T

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This episode was published on September 16, 2020.

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With the Heritage Fesitval upon us, archaeologists from Auckland Council's Heritage team discuss the varied work that goes into preserving our city's built and cultural heritage. The panelists are: Rebecca Ramsay - Specialist Archaeology Myfanwy...

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