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− | Māori prehistoric and historic gardening and village site with many stone-built living and gardening structures. On-site interpretation is minimal at present (more is planned) so try the brochure linked below before visiting. | + | Māori prehistoric and historic gardening and village site with many stone-built living and gardening structures. It is part of a wider local historic landscape. On-site interpretation is minimal at present (more is planned) so try the brochure linked below before visiting. |
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Otuataua Stonefields
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Otuataua Stonefields | |
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Ethnicity: | Maori |
Site type: | Gardening and occupation site |
Where: | Ihumatau Quarry Rd. |
How to get there: | Easiest by car 20 minutes from the inner city, but possible with a 15 minute walk from the bus. (Check Rideline) |
How Long to allow: | 1 hr at the site. |
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What:
Māori prehistoric and historic gardening and village site with many stone-built living and gardening structures. It is part of a wider local historic landscape. On-site interpretation is minimal at present (more is planned) so try the brochure linked below before visiting.
Web Info:
https://ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/articles/news/2017/05/explore-the-otuataua-stonefields/
https://aotearoarocks.blogspot.com/2018/01/part-1-of-disappearing-maunga-of.html