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Caroline Phillips is a well known practitioner of professional archaeology in New Zealand. Her expertise in the archaeology of Maori sites and in engagement of tangata whenua in their management and investigation. While she has a long list of professional assignments to her credit she maintains a strong presence in academic publication. | Caroline Phillips is a well known practitioner of professional archaeology in New Zealand. Her expertise in the archaeology of Maori sites and in engagement of tangata whenua in their management and investigation. While she has a long list of professional assignments to her credit she maintains a strong presence in academic publication. | ||
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| + | She has been a leader in [[professional development]] in New Zealand. | ||
== Web Resources == | == Web Resources == | ||
Caroline's consultancy web page is [http://carolinephillips-archaeology.co.nz/ here]. | Caroline's consultancy web page is [http://carolinephillips-archaeology.co.nz/ here]. | ||
Revision as of 20:38, 3 October 2017
Caroline Phillips
Caroline Phillips is a well known practitioner of professional archaeology in New Zealand. Her expertise in the archaeology of Maori sites and in engagement of tangata whenua in their management and investigation. While she has a long list of professional assignments to her credit she maintains a strong presence in academic publication.
Her website includes the flowing "Caroline has lectured at The University of Auckland and Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiarangi, and co-directed many of the University of Auckland archaeology field schools. She has published academic books and articles, and presented conference papers and seminars, both locally and internationally. She also co-convened the Second Indigenous World Archaeological Inter-Congress."
She has been a leader in professional development in New Zealand.
Web Resources
Caroline's consultancy web page is here.
