Excavation monitoring and building archaeology reports prepared for Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga

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Archives IdentifierAS001Date Range1999-2021MandateHeritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act 2014Historic Places Act 1993DescriptionThis is a series of Excavation Monitoring And Building Archaeology Reports relating to sites within the Wellington City Council administrative boundaries.

The Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga Act 2014 makes it unlawful for any person to modify or destroy, or cause to be modified or destroyed, the whole or any part of an archaeological site without gaining an archaeological authority from Heritage New Zealand. Work that may affect an archaeological site requires an archaeological authority from Heritage New Zealand. Site work cannot commence until an authority has been granted.

These reports have been completed in fulfilment of archaeological authorities granted by Heritage New Zealand. These reports are a legal requirement of the authority process and are required to be publicly available once submitted to Heritage New Zealand.

The reports document the history of a site. They can include:
- Maori history and occupation of the site and the wider area
- A general history of the site context including physical, social and cultural context
- A record of ownership and occupation
- Historic maps and plans
- A record of built development and site use over time
- Documentation of archaeological site work undertaken (excavation, demolition monitoring) including site plans, section drawings and photographs
- Cataloguing and analysis of artefacts found
- Discussion of archaeological findings and significance of this in a local and/or regional context
- Discussion of future archaeological requirements, and suggested further research

Prior to 2014, Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga was called New Zealand Historic Places Trust. Authority reports were also produced under the previous act, and are also part of this series.

Note: this is not a complete collection of all archaeological reports produced under these acts for Wellington. A complete collection can be accessed through the Heritage New Zealand Archaeological Reports Digital Library.MediumFileSystem of ArrangementProvided by Victoria Grouden and Mary O'Keeffe. They are in no particular order or date range.External LinksHeritage New Zealand Archaeological Reports Digital LibraryCollection TypeCommunity archives

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Weir House seismic strengthening, final monitoring report

20 McFarlane Street, final Archaeological Monitoring Report

272 Wakefield Street, Archaeological Monitoring Report

Nancarrow Grave Surround Repairs, Bolton Street Cemetery, Archaeological Monitoring Report

21 Ascot Street Thorndon, Final Archaeological Report

8-20 Barker Street, Te Aro, Final Archaeological Report

10 Alpha Street, Te Aro, Final Archaeological Report

125-129 Manners Street, Trojan House, Seismic Upgrade, Final Archaeological Report

12 Hugh Street, Newtown - Final Archaeological Report

55-61 Molesworth Street - Archaeological Monitoring Report

Mt Cook School, Building Addition: Final Archaeological Report

Wellington Town Hall Upgrade, Final Monitoring Report

222 Tinakori Rd House renovation and washhouse demolition, archaeology and monitoring report

285-287 Cuba Street, Soka Gakai Cultural Centre development, archaeology and monitoring report

346 Tinakroi Road Archaeology and Monitoring Report

39 Glenbervie Terrace Archaeology and Monitoring Report

123 Hanson Street Building Archaeology and Monitoring Report

240 Tinakori Road Archaeological Monitoring Report

227-229 Aro Street Archaeological Monitoring Report

Wellington Hospital redevelopment, archaeological monitoring report

Wellington Girls' College, Pipitea Street, archaeological monitoring report

2 Oriental Parade, Wellington Central Fire Station, seismic upgrade, archaeological monitoring report

Wellington Cenotaph, electrial cable upgrade and seismic testing, archaeological monitoring report

Series

WCC, City Planning and Design Department Heritage Library

WCC, Building Consents and Licensing Services, Property correspondence files (known as LINK or WUFI files)

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Excavation monitoring and building archaeology reports prepared for Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga