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Archaeologists who have been on the staff of the Museum include David Simmons, Janet Davidson, [[Fox Aileen|Aileen Fox]], Kathy Prickett and Nigel Prickett. | Archaeologists who have been on the staff of the Museum include David Simmons, Janet Davidson, [[Fox Aileen|Aileen Fox]], Kathy Prickett and Nigel Prickett. | ||
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Recently redeveloped on site it exemplifies fine architecture and the traditonal object oriented strengths of museums. Live Maori cultural performances are a feature. | Recently redeveloped on site it exemplifies fine architecture and the traditonal object oriented strengths of museums. Live Maori cultural performances are a feature. | ||
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More properly Auckland War Memorial Museum. The museum has a superb collection of Maori and Pacific Island objects, as well as being a museum of wars New Zealand has been involved in, a natural history and fine arts museum.
Archaeologists who have been on the staff of the Museum include David Simmons, Janet Davidson, Aileen Fox, Kathy Prickett and Nigel Prickett.
Recently redeveloped on site it exemplifies fine architecture and the traditonal object oriented strengths of museums. Live Maori cultural performances are a feature.
The Records of the Museum have been a major outlet for scholarly publications on archaeology and ethnology for Auckland, New Zealand and the Pacific, particularly on the Auckland region and the collections of the Museum.
<googlemap lat="-36.858334" lon="174.777203" type="satellite" zoom="15">-36.860704, 174.777675, Auckland War Memorial Museum</googlemap>
