Difference between revisions of "Wilkes Owen"
(→Owen Wilkes 1940-2005) |
(→Owen Wilkes 1940-2005) |
||
| Line 35: | Line 35: | ||
- and G M Mason | - and G M Mason | ||
| − | 1963 Dashing Rocks, Timaru: a preliminary note on excavations – site Slll/1.6'''New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter''' (2):95-98. | + | 1963 Dashing Rocks, Timaru: a preliminary note on excavations – site Slll/1.6 '''New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter''' (2):95-98. |
1963 Tumbledown Bay - a Banks Peninsula moa-hunter site S94/30. '''New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter''' 6(2):98-100. | 1963 Tumbledown Bay - a Banks Peninsula moa-hunter site S94/30. '''New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter''' 6(2):98-100. | ||
Revision as of 22:47, 11 January 2008
Owen Wilkes 1940-2005
|
The content of this page has not been verified.
|
Obituaries:
Ritchie, N. 2005 "Better To Go Now": Owen Wilkes 1940-2005. Archaeology in New Zealand 48(3):221-241.
Gordon Campbell 2005 Listener May 28-June 3 2005 Vol 198 No 3394. Online
Tributes:
http://www.converge.org.nz/pma/owentr.htm
Bibliography
1959 Wairau Bar. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 3(l):3-4.
1960 Site survey ot west Nelson. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 4(1):22-31.
1962 Notes from Canterbury. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 5(2):110-111.
1964 Further work at South Bay. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 1(3):129-132,128.
- and R J Scarlett
1964 Further Heaphy River excavations. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 1(3):1128.
1967 Excavation of a moa-hunter site at the mouth of the Heaphy River. Records of the Canterbury Museum VIII (3): 177–208.
- and R J Scarlett and George Boraman 1963 New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter Two moa-hunter sites in north-west Nelson. 6(2):88-93.
- and G M Mason
1963 Dashing Rocks, Timaru: a preliminary note on excavations – site Slll/1.6 New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter (2):95-98.
1963 Tumbledown Bay - a Banks Peninsula moa-hunter site S94/30. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 6(2):98-100.
