Calculating heritage risks for the climate emergency in Aotearoa (New Zealand)Journal Paper
Bickler, S.H.; Jones, B.D., 2022, Archaeology in New Zealand. Expand
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Client report (confidential) Waiapu river catchment study - final report
Barnard, T; Barry, L; Garrett, L; Harrison, D; Jones, H; Moore, D; Page, M; Rosser, B; Porou, T; Fitzgerald, G; Bloomberg, M; Morgenroth, J; Peacock, D., 2012. Expand
Coastal Erosion Protection and Development at Wainui Beach, Gisborne
Gibb, J.G.; Jones, I.E., 1976, Water and Soil Division, Wellington. Expand
Coastal Sedimentation: What we know and the information gaps.Technical Report
Jones, H., 2008, Environment Waikato Technical Report. Expand
Cutters Bay (S22/40); a whaling station in Port Underwood, Marlborough Sounds.
Jones, K., 1982, New Zealand Archaeological Association Newsletter. Expand
Dune soils and Polynesian gardening near Hokianga North Head, North Island, New ZealandJournal Paper
Jones, K.L., 1984, World Archaeology. Expand
Establishment and extinction of a population of South Georgian diving petrel (Pelecanoides georgicus) at Mason Bay, Stewart Island, New Zealand, during the late HoloceneJournal Paper
Holdaway, R. N., Jones, M. D., Beavan Athfield, N. R., 2003, Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand. Expand
Evidence for an earthquake and tsunami about 3100-3400 years ago, and other catastrophic saltwater inundations recorded in a coastal lagoon, New ZealandJournal Paper
Goff, J.R.; Rouse, H.L.; Jones, S.L.; Hayward, B.W.; Cochran, U.; McLea, W.; Dickinson, W.W.; Morley, M.S., 2000, Marine Geology. Expand
Evidence for an earthquake and tsunami about 3100-3400, and other catastrophic saltwater inundations recorded in a coastal lagoon, New ZealandJournal Paper
Goff, J.R; Rouse, H.L; Jones, S.L; Hayward, B.W; Cochran, U; McLea, W; Dickinson, W.W; Morley, M.S., 2000, Marine geology. Expand
Field archaeology and settlement distribution in the Waiapu River Valley, East CoastJournal Paper
Jones, K.L., 2001, New Zealand journal of Archaeology. Expand