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| + | In the early years of European contact Te Puna, located in the Bay of Islands, was a focus for trading. Some of the earliest Europeans in New Zealand resided in Te Puna. | ||
== Location and Date == | == Location and Date == | ||
* Te Puna Mission House in the Bay of Islands | * Te Puna Mission House in the Bay of Islands | ||
Revision as of 18:17, 20 February 2010
Contents
Historical Background
In the early years of European contact Te Puna, located in the Bay of Islands, was a focus for trading. Some of the earliest Europeans in New Zealand resided in Te Puna.
Location and Date
- Te Puna Mission House in the Bay of Islands
- Site PO5/24
- March 25 - April 7, 2002
Team
Archaeologists
- Ian Smith
- Angela Middlton
- Volunteers from The University of Auckland
Other Contributors
- Rod Wallace - analysis of wood samples
- Stuart Hawkins - analysis of animal bones
- Charlotte Judge -analysis of shellfish
