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700 Years of Human-Marine Interactions in Aotearoa

Our objective is to apply novel methodological approaches to unlock fine-scale information from archaeological and present-day fisheries data in order to create a comparative paleoenvironmental reconstruction in Aotearoa.

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Research

700 Years of human-Marine Interactions in Aotearoa is a multidisciplinary collaborative research programme involving archaeologists and marine scientists. We are conducting a set of individual projects that draw on archaeological data and contemporary fisheries and marine science in order to address a range of issues around the exploitation of marine resources in Aotearoa.

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Published New Zealand Herald Articles

Ancient insights: how the Gulf's snapper lost crucial nurseries

Science shows when things turned bad for the Hauraki Gulf’s snapper

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