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| − | Knapp was an amateur archaeologist, resident in Nelson. He was brought up at Spring Grove in Nelson[http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&srpos=2&cl=search&d=NENZC18721228.2.11&e=-------en--1----2%22Frederick+Knapp%22-all .] | + | Knapp was an amateur archaeologist, resident in Nelson. He was brought up at Spring Grove in Nelson[http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/cgi-bin/paperspast?a=d&srpos=2&cl=search&d=NENZC18721228.2.11&e=-------en--1----2%22Frederick+Knapp%22-all .] Knapp's career was as a school master. He had a strong interest in stone tools and his papers in the Journal of the Polynesian Society are predominantly about stone tools from around Nelson. |
| − | His personal collection which included material from the Pacific was housed at his home in Tipahi Street, Nelson up until his death. Its main focus was Nelson stone material. The collection was bequeathed to the Cawthron Institute Trust Board. Some items were displayed in the Nelson Provincial Museum with the bulk being held by Te Papa. The collection totals 4689 items. | + | His personal [[Private Collections|collection]] which included material from the Pacific was housed at his home in Tipahi Street, Nelson up until his death. Its main focus was Nelson stone material. The collection was bequeathed to the Cawthron Institute Trust Board. Some items were displayed in the Nelson Provincial Museum with the bulk being held by Te Papa. The collection totals 4689 items. |
In 2008 the collection was transferred to the ownership of the Tasman Bays Heritage Trust which operates the Nelson Provincial Museum.[http://www.tdc.govt.nz/pdfs/Newsline22Feb08Web.pdf] [http://www.tdc.govt.nz/pdfs/MudcakesAprilWeb.pdf] | In 2008 the collection was transferred to the ownership of the Tasman Bays Heritage Trust which operates the Nelson Provincial Museum.[http://www.tdc.govt.nz/pdfs/Newsline22Feb08Web.pdf] [http://www.tdc.govt.nz/pdfs/MudcakesAprilWeb.pdf] | ||
| − | Knapp's papers are in the Nelson Provincial Museum. | + | Knapp's papers are in the [[Nelson Provincial Museum]]. |
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Latest revision as of 14:07, 18 January 2013
Frederick Vincent Knapp 1863 - 1945
Knapp was an amateur archaeologist, resident in Nelson. He was brought up at Spring Grove in Nelson. Knapp's career was as a school master. He had a strong interest in stone tools and his papers in the Journal of the Polynesian Society are predominantly about stone tools from around Nelson.
His personal collection which included material from the Pacific was housed at his home in Tipahi Street, Nelson up until his death. Its main focus was Nelson stone material. The collection was bequeathed to the Cawthron Institute Trust Board. Some items were displayed in the Nelson Provincial Museum with the bulk being held by Te Papa. The collection totals 4689 items.
In 2008 the collection was transferred to the ownership of the Tasman Bays Heritage Trust which operates the Nelson Provincial Museum.[1] [2]
Knapp's papers are in the Nelson Provincial Museum.
Bibiliography
1926 Canoe-Building Tools of the Tasman Bay Maoris, Journal of the Polynesian Society 33:103-113.
1928 Maori Scrapers, Journal of the Polynesian Society 37:113-124.
1929 Interesting Maori Artifacts (Nelson District), Journal of the Polynesian Society 38:27-28.
1932 Double Canoes of the Maori, at Nelson, Journal of the Polynesian Society 41:324-325.
1933 Knobbed Patu Found at Tasman, Nelson, Journal of the Polynesian Society 42:227.
1938 Maori Rasps and Burnishers, Journal of the Polynesian Society 47:16-19.
1938 Unique Maori Grindstone, Journal of the Polynesian Society 47:143-144.
1939 Patu Miti. A Rare Type, Journal of the Polynesian Society 48:192.
1940 Trawling Customs of the Tasman Bay Maoris, Journal of the Polynesian Society 49:375-381.
1941 Maori Saws, Journal of the Polynesian Society 50:1-9.
