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== One Tree Hill - (Maungakiekie) ==
 
== One Tree Hill - (Maungakiekie) ==
  
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=== See also [[One Tree Hill - Visit]] ===
  
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[[Image:Onetree.jpg|thumb|Photo courtesy K Jones, Department of Conservation.]]
 
[[Image:Onetree.jpg|thumb|Photo courtesy K Jones, Department of Conservation.]]
  
Maungakiekie is the largest pa in the Auckland volcanic field. Cornwall Park covers some of the cone. It has an exellent visitor centre (on the north side of the cone) which explains the Maori history of the site and presents digital reconstruction images and finds from the cone and the area.
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Maungakiekie is the largest pa in the Auckland volcanic field. It has an excellent [http://www.cornwallpark.co.nz/index.php?s=2 visitor center] (on the north side of the cone) which explains the Maori history of the site and presents digital reconstruction images and archaeological finds from the cone and the area. The digital information was prepared by [[Geometria]]. [http://www.cornwallpark.co.nz/ Cornwall Park] covers some of the cone. The balance of the site is in One Tree Hill Domain.
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Archaeologists with an involvement with the cone include [[Fox Aileen|Aileen Fox]] and [[Fairfield Geoff|Geoff Fairfield]] 
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The best published source for the cone is Fox, A. 1978 Maungakiekie. '''The Maori Pa on One Tree Hill'''. One Tree Hill Borough Council, Auckland. It is out of print but viewable at the visitor centre and no doubt libraries in the region.
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An introduction to the site and the area is the book: ''The Castle in our Backyard'', Malcolm Peterson, 2010, SOS, Auckland.
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There is an archaeological trail brochure available at the visitor centre.
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There are guided tours of the archaeology held several times a year. See this [http://www.cornwallpark.co.nz/news.php Cornwall Park page]for times and dates.
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[[Image:Oth.jpg|thumb|right|Site map from the visitor guide]]
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Borrowed from Wiri [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEEbKW8_JXWa22I98MdL_Vw DjWizNZ]
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== Media ==
  
Archaeologists with an involvment with the cone include [[Fox Aileen|Aileen Fox]] and [[Fairfield Geoff|Geoff Fairfield]] 
 
  
 
The U2 song [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Tree_Hill_%28song%29 One Tree Hill] refers to this cone:
 
The U2 song [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Tree_Hill_%28song%29 One Tree Hill] refers to this cone:
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''The moon is up and over One Tree Hill''
 
''The moon is up and over One Tree Hill''
  
From the 1987 album, The Joshua Tree. It was written to commemorate a Kiwi roadie killed in a motor accident.
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- from the 1987 album, The Joshua Tree. The song was written to commemorate a Kiwi roadie killed in a motor accident.
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== External Links ==
  
'''Links'''
 
  
 
Cornwall Park site [http://www.cornwallpark.co.nz/index.php?s=2 history page]
 
Cornwall Park site [http://www.cornwallpark.co.nz/index.php?s=2 history page]
  
Auckland Regional Council [http://www.arc.govt.nz/environment/volcanoes-of-auckland/one-tree-hill.cfm page on Maungakikie].
 
  
Auckland City Council [http://www.aucklandcity.govt.nz/whatson/places/parksonline/detail.asp?pParkId=1530 page on Maungakikie].
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Auckland Council [http://www.aucklandcity.govt.nz/whatson/places/parksonline/detail.asp?pParkId=1530 Page on Maungakikie].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 21:18, 22 January 2023

One Tree Hill - (Maungakiekie)

See also One Tree Hill - Visit

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Photo courtesy K Jones, Department of Conservation.

Maungakiekie is the largest pa in the Auckland volcanic field. It has an excellent visitor center (on the north side of the cone) which explains the Maori history of the site and presents digital reconstruction images and archaeological finds from the cone and the area. The digital information was prepared by Geometria. Cornwall Park covers some of the cone. The balance of the site is in One Tree Hill Domain.

Archaeologists with an involvement with the cone include Aileen Fox and Geoff Fairfield

The best published source for the cone is Fox, A. 1978 Maungakiekie. The Maori Pa on One Tree Hill. One Tree Hill Borough Council, Auckland. It is out of print but viewable at the visitor centre and no doubt libraries in the region.

An introduction to the site and the area is the book: The Castle in our Backyard, Malcolm Peterson, 2010, SOS, Auckland.

There is an archaeological trail brochure available at the visitor centre.

There are guided tours of the archaeology held several times a year. See this Cornwall Park pagefor times and dates.

Site map from the visitor guide

Video Flyover

Borrowed from Wiri DjWizNZ


Media

The U2 song One Tree Hill refers to this cone:

Only scars carved into stone on the face of earth

The moon is up and over One Tree Hill

- from the 1987 album, The Joshua Tree. The song was written to commemorate a Kiwi roadie killed in a motor accident.


External Links

Cornwall Park site history page


Auckland Council Page on Maungakikie.