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Welcome to the Cultural Heritage Inventory (CHI). The Auckland region, which
extends from Wellsford in the North to Pukekohe in the South is rich in cultural
heritage. Information about over 16,000 different types of cultural heritage
sites can be accessed through this website.
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During January to mid February 2010, an archaeological contractor and Cultural Heritage contractor surveyed coastal areas in the Auckland region. Areas included: S Manukau Harbour from Clarks Beach to Lower Drury Creek and Kawau Island. This will significantly add to our knowledge about new and existing sites in these areas and increase the percentage of the region that has been systematically surveyed. |
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From the beginning of February 2010 over a two week period, ARC and University of Auckland archaeology staff and students undertook an archaeological investigation at Waitangi Falls, Waiuku. This was a rescue excavation of Tapu Tiketike Pa (R12/348) - a headland pa site that is eroding into the Manukau Harbour. To date, findings show a complex sequence of occupation and reuse.
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| Please note that all archaeological evidence
whether recorded, registered or not is protected by the Historic Places Act 1993
and an Authority is required from the New Zealand Historic Places Trust (NZHPT)
to modify or destroy archaeological sites. It is the responsibility of the
holder of any resource consent to develop the property to obtain the necessary
Authorities under the Historic Places Act 1993, should these become necessary as
a result of any activity associated with the proposed development.For more
information please go to the te
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