Shag River Mouth as an early maori village
Anderson, A.J; Smith, I.W.G., 1996, Ibid. Expand
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Shag River Mouth: The archaeology of an early southern Maori village.
Anderson, A.; Allingham, B.; Smith, I., 1995, Research Papers in Archaeology and Natural History. Expand
Stabilising sand dunes by revegetation - The role of introduced nitrogen-fixing plantsJournal Paper
Ede, F.; Gadgil, R.; Douglas, G.; Lowe, A.T.; Smith, C.T., 1997. Expand
The distribution of polychaetes and crabs in the Hutt River Estuary.Technical Report
Smith, A.W., 1971, Project - B.Sc. Hons., Zoology Department, Victoria University of Wellington. Expand
The role of climate change in the two-day extreme rainfall in Golden Bay, New Zealand, December 2011Bulletin
Dean, S.; Rosier, S.; Carey-Smith, T.; Stott, P.A., 2013, Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. Expand
The spatio-temporal distribution and population structure of green turtles (Chelonia mydas) in new ZealandJournal Paper
Godoy, D.A; Smith, A.N.H; Limpus, C; Stockin, K.A., 2016, New Zealand journal of marine and freshwater research. Expand
The transient village in southern New ZealandJournal Paper
Anderson, A.J; Smith, I.W.G., 1996, World archaeology. Expand