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1977 Whakaepa: investigations of site S74/9. '''New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter''' 20(1):25-27. | 1977 Whakaepa: investigations of site S74/9. '''New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter''' 20(1):25-27. | ||
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1979b Roger Shepherd Duff: an appreciation and tribute. '''New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter''' 22(2):47. | 1979b Roger Shepherd Duff: an appreciation and tribute. '''New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter''' 22(2):47. | ||
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Jim Eyles, Ron Scarlett and Roger Duff with a moa from Pyramid Valley
Ron is quoted on the Climate Change page of this site.
Festschrift: Birds of a Feather. Osteological and Archaeological Papers from the South Pacific in Honour of R J Scarlett. 1979 Ed. A Anderson, New Zealand Archaeological Association Monograph 11, BAR International Series No 62.
2002 Archaeology in New Zealand 45(3):176-178 and 45(4):274-276.
The Christchurch Press 27 July 2002.
Bibliography
This covers archaeological papers only.
1958 A Dentalium Shell Necklace Workshop. Journal of the Polynesian Society 67(1):75.
1960a Excavations at Waitara. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 3(2):4-7.
1960b Excavations at Pari Whakatau, Claverley. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 4(l):2-7.
1961 Conference report 1960. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 3(3):3-ll.
1962 Interim List of Moa Species from North Island Archaeological Sites. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 5(4):245-246.
1963 Comments on Excavations at South Bay. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 6(3):159-160
1967 Adzes and Chisels from the Heaphy River. Records of the Canterbury Museum 8(3):213-234.
1972 Bones for the New Zealand Archaeologist. Canterbury Museum Bulletin 4.
1974 Moa and Man in New Zealand. Notornis 21(1):1-12. Paper on line.
1977 Whakaepa: investigations of site S74/9. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 20(1):25-27.
1979a Avifauna and Man. pp 75-90 in Anderson, A Ed. 1979 Birds of a Feather: Osteological and archaeological papers from the South Pacific in honour of R J Scarlett. British Archaeological Reports, International Series 62, Oxford.
1979b Roger Shepherd Duff: an appreciation and tribute. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 22(2):47.
1982 Archaeology on a shoe-string: excavations at Heaphy River mouth 1961-1963. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 25(3):180-182.
1986 Sarah's Gully and elsewhere. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 29(4):210-223.
Wilkes, O R and R J Scarlett
1964 Further Heaphy River excavations. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 7(3):118-132.
1967 Excavation of a moa-hunter site at the mouth of the Heaphy River. Records of the Canterbury Museum VIII (3): 177–208.
Wilkes, O R, R J Scarlett and George Boraman
1963 Two moa-hunter sites in north-west Nelson. New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter 6(2):88-93.
