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| − | Formerly Regional Archaeologist (Northland) for the [[NZHPT|New Zealand Historic Places Trust]], and Lecturer in archaeology in the Department of Anthropology [[UniversityofAuckland|University of Auckland]]. PhD in Anthropology from the [[UniversityofAuckland|University of Auckland]]. | + | Formerly Regional Archaeologist (Northland) for the [[NZHPT|New Zealand Historic Places Trust]], and Lecturer in archaeology in the Department of Anthropology [[UniversityofAuckland|University of Auckland]]. Most recently she worked as a consulting archaeologist. Her PhD in Anthropology was from the [[UniversityofAuckland|University of Auckland]]. |
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| + | Marianne died in October 2013 as a result of a car accident earlier in the year. | ||
==Research Interests== | ==Research Interests== | ||
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* The archaeology of harbours, with a regional focus on Waikato-Raglan, Kawhia and Aotea Harbours. | * The archaeology of harbours, with a regional focus on Waikato-Raglan, Kawhia and Aotea Harbours. | ||
* Pitcairn Island and other islands of South East Polynesia: Stone tools and trade and exchange networks from a technological perspective. | * Pitcairn Island and other islands of South East Polynesia: Stone tools and trade and exchange networks from a technological perspective. | ||
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* Turner, M., 2007. Artefacts from Pitcairn Island: The weird and the wonderful. New Zealand Archaeological Association Conference, Hanmer Springs, New Zealand, June. | * Turner, M., 2007. Artefacts from Pitcairn Island: The weird and the wonderful. New Zealand Archaeological Association Conference, Hanmer Springs, New Zealand, June. | ||
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* [[Puwera]], co-Director, 2008 | * [[Puwera]], co-Director, 2008 | ||
* [[Kohika]] | * [[Kohika]] | ||
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[[Category:Archaeologists]] | [[Category:Archaeologists]] | ||
[[Category:UniversityofAuckland]] | [[Category:UniversityofAuckland]] | ||
[[Category:NZHPT]] | [[Category:NZHPT]] | ||
Revision as of 15:54, 22 October 2013
Dr. Marianne Turner - 2013
Formerly Regional Archaeologist (Northland) for the New Zealand Historic Places Trust, and Lecturer in archaeology in the Department of Anthropology University of Auckland. Most recently she worked as a consulting archaeologist. Her PhD in Anthropology was from the University of Auckland.
Marianne died in October 2013 as a result of a car accident earlier in the year.
Research Interests
Marianne's research interests included:
- The archaeology of harbours, with a regional focus on Waikato-Raglan, Kawhia and Aotea Harbours.
- Pitcairn Island and other islands of South East Polynesia: Stone tools and trade and exchange networks from a technological perspective.
PhD Thesis
The Function, Design and Distribution of New Zealand Adzes - is available on line.
PhD from the University of Auckland.
Recent Publications
- Turner, M., K. Hill, and R. Clough. 2005. Chinese Artefacts from a Site at Wakefield St, Auckland. Archaeology in New Zealand 48(3):260-278.
- Turner, M., 2004. Functional and technological explanations for the variation among early New Zealand adzes. New Zealand Journal of Archaeology 26:57-101.
- Bickler, S.H. and M. Turner. 2002. Food to Stone: Investigations at the Suloga Stone Tool Manufacturing Site, Woodlark Island, Papua New Guinea. Journal of the Polynesian Society v.111.
Conference Papers
- Turner, M., 2007. The reworking stategy: Its central role in early New Zealand adze technology. Australian Archaeological Conference, Sydney, Australia, September.
- Turner, M., 2007. Artefacts from Pitcairn Island: The weird and the wonderful. New Zealand Archaeological Association Conference, Hanmer Springs, New Zealand, June.
Excavations
- Okoromai Bay, co-Director, 2009
- Puwera, co-Director, 2008
- Kohika
