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Quick trip thanks to tailwind

Quick trip thanks to tailwind
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Port chalmersNew zealand generalNew zealandRuth bartonPeter petcheyCareys bay hotelLeith footbridgeVintage bike ride

Gasworks museum 160th celebrated

Operating steam engines, blacksmiths at work in a forge and a tweed ride all featured in the 160th anniversary of Dunedin’s heritage gem, the.

New zealandRuth bartonPeter petcheyJonathan cweorthDunedin gasworks museumSouthern heritage trust otepoti dunedin festivalDaniel hockeyGasworks museum trustGasworks growers

Remains bring stories of the Otago goldfields to life

Findings from the skeletal remains of miners laid to rest in Otago cemeteries in the 19th century are challenging some long held beliefs about life on the goldfields.

New zealandPatrick robertsGeoff nowellPeter petcheyDarren grockeHallie buckleyClea jonesAndrew millardCharlotte kingDepartment of anatomyUniversity of otago dr charlotte kingJana ilgner max planck institute of geoanthropologyCommunications adviserPeter petchey southern archaeology ltdUniversity of otagoRebecca kinaston university of otago

Research reveals stories of life on the goldfields

Research reveals stories of life on the goldfields
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New zealandAndrew millardGeoff nowellCharlotte kingHallie buckleyPeter petcheyPatrick robertsPeter petchey southern archaeology ltdDepartment of anatomyDarren grocke durham universityJana ilgner max planck institute of geoanthropologyUniversity of otago dr charlotte kingRebecca kinaston university of otagoArchaeological scienceSouthern cemeteries archaeological projectProfessor hallie buckley

Reburial ceremony an important final step for cemetery project

The remains of 12 early European and Chinese settlers were reinterred in Drybread Cemetery, Central Otago, on Saturday, marking an important final.

New zealand generalNew zealandCraig smithLionel sinnamonKaren glassfordLes wongPeter petcheyHallie buckleyCraig smith alexandraUniversity of otago departmentDrybread cemeteryCentral otagoSouthern cemeteries archaeologyProf hallie buckleyNew zealand chineseSouthern archaeology