A Lot of Spadework to be Done: Essays in honour of Lady Aileen Fox by her New Zealand friends.
198311018Auckland: New Zealand Archaeological Association. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1983. First Edition. Softcover. No signatures. Some fading to margins of wrappers. Some minor rubbing to edges of wrappers.; ii 329 pages 1 folding map of Purerua Peninsula Bay of Islands. Softcover. Page dimensions: 297 x 207mm. Illustrated. Contents: Preface; A Bibliography of the New Zealand publications of Lady Aileen Fox; Aileen Fox in New Zealand: an appreciation; Mad dogs and Englishmen. Archaeological site recording with Aileen Fox 1975-1981; Waitete paa: an early nineteenth century fishing fortification; Moerangi: a fortification of the Tauranga Bush Campaign 1867; Rangihoua paa and Oihi Mission Station Purerua Peninsula Bay of Islands; The possibilities and practicalities of paa recording; Maori wooden bowls from Central Otago; A pumice carving from Mahia Peninsula Hawkes Bay; Historical evidence for the use of unmodified shell tools in New Zealand; An unusual and previously unrecorded stone reel ornament from Whakatane; Huts hovels or houses: a clarification of prehistoric Moriori settlement patterns; Rua Kuumara o Kawerau; The Manukau lowlands: site distribution pattern; Waitotara ki Parininihi: aspects of the archaeology of the Taranaki region. ; New Zealand Archaeological Association Monograph No. 14; 4to . New Zealand Archaeological Association paperback
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