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  * [[:Category:Rock Art|Rock Art]]
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• Fomison Tony
  ...t in the archaeology of Canterbury. He later researched North Island rock art, but no publications seem to have resulted from that. His detailed involvem ...r Fyfe it has now been published <ref>Fomison A and R Fyfe 2013 Maori Rock Art in North Otago and South Canterbury: A Guide to the Interpretation of its S
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• McCully Hugh
  ...Schoon's survey of rock art he guided [[Schoon Theo|Theo Schoon]] to rock art sites in the Mt Peel Forest area, where he was reported to have an extensiv
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• McCulloch Bev
  ...otter. Their joint publication on this was in 1971, ''The Prehistoric Rock Art of New Zealand''. 1969 Recent Rock Shelter Investigations in North Otago. [With Michael Trotter] New Zealan
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• Art
  Archaeology has inspired some New Zealand art. Some others can be found on Archaeopedia's [[Kitsch]] page. ...imagesonly=true Accessed May 2010.</ref>. His daughter Ngarino Ellis is an art historian specialising in Maori arts.
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• Kitsch
  The most common reproduction below is of part of the frieze in a rock shelter at Opihi in South Canterbury. Commonly only one part of the frieze ...rt involves lying on the floor. It is a treasure of New Zealand and Māori art.
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• Schoon Theo
  ...Schoon2.jpg|right]]Theo Schoon was born in the Dutch East Indies, recieved art training in Holland and migrated to New Zealand in 1939. He lived much of h ...ref>Coney Hamish, 2013, From Rotterdam to Rotorua. Content the magazine by Art+Object 1:24-30.</ref> ascribes the period of the South Island fieldwork as
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• Ambrose Wallace
  ...letter issues and an energetic site recorder, notably of South Island rock art.
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• Review of Archaeology of the Bay of Plenty
  ...ligious sites have been discovered but have yet to be researched. Wood and rock carvings are common in the region as well, in rocks, walls, canoes, on tree • Sites with rock carvings and painting.
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• Ambury Regional Park
  ...ct, Ambury Regional Park is a rare place where publicly owned [[Maori Rock Art]] can be found. Due to the inherent depth of archaeological value held in
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• Middleton Angela
  Middleton, A. June 2011. Takiroa Rock Art Site: Final report on authority no. 2010/03. Arch Hill Heritage Report No.
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