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APPENDIX K - Archaeological and Wāhi Tūpuna APPENDIX K - Archaeological and Wāhi Tūpuna Note: To avoid confusion, numbers without items are marked as Blank Note**: Sites without an indicated Buffer shall default to an estimated buffer of 50m . These sites have not been specifically researched. The Historic Places Act applies regardless of any District Plan Buffer specified so care should be taken beyond any buffer also. No buffer shall apply to sites recorded as wāhi tūpuna. List No. NZAA NO. Description Longitude Latitude Comments Buffer WDC No. Oven Fire cracked rocks - recorded as a 1m diameter patch of whole and firecracked stones, 1 R23/2 with large chunks of charcoal. 2689200 6127900 100x50 259 2 S23/19 Pits - 24 pits on low dune ridge. 2690748.23 6128076.45 Refer Note ** 3 S23/17 Pits - at least 18 pits. 2690810.23 6128103.42 Refer Note ** 4 S23/16 Pits - seven definite, one possible pit. 2690734.27 6128186.44 Refer Note ** Pits - three definite pits and two other possible 5 S23/15 pits. 2690796.27 6128248.4 Refer Note ** 6 S23/14 Pits - eight to ten pits on a low ridge. 2690818.28 6128294.39 Refer Note ** Pit - a single pit. In 1981 the pit measured c.4 x 3 7 S23/13 paces. 2690804.31 6128341.39 Refer Note ** 8 S23/20 Pits - five definite pits and two other likely pits. 2690803.31 6128389.38 Refer Note ** Fire scoop containing fire cracked rocks and charcoal, cut into old surface, covered by 30cm 9 S23/21 sand. 2690783.35 6128479.37 Refer Note ** Midden - with shell (80% Spisula aequilateralis), Refer 10 R23/1 fire cracked stones, and a little charcoal. 2689100 6128500 Note ** 258 Findspot, workshop - area of ovens, midden, 11 S23/7 argillite and obsidian chips on a flat. 2691008 6128859 Refer Note ** List No. NZAA NO. Description Longitude Latitude Comments Buffer WDC No. Pa, on top of a clay/sandstone hillock & also the 12 S23/8 adjacent natural flat terrace. In Harakeke Forest. 2691409.01 6129847 Refer Note ** Pits (Wairanui) - nine shallow pits on a river flat. 13 S22/93 Also kainga site WDC 456. 2691568.01 6130091 50 129 14 Pa (Tareira) 2691893.66 6130144.78 Pit/ditch - raised rim pit, with a ditch and bank 15 S22/92 on three sides. 2691951.01 6130159 50 128 Pits - one big pit cut into the side of a high point on a ridge, three smaller pits and another 16 S22/94 possible smaller pit. 2691711.01 6130167 20 130 Pits/terrace - five pits (c. 2 x 3 paces) and a large terrace (16 x 6 paces) on a ridge that ends in a 17 S22/91 cliff down to a river. 2691992.02 6130207 50 127 Pits/terraces - two definite pits, two possible 18 S22/87 pits, four borrow pits and two possible terraces. 2691903.01 6130244 100x30 124 Borrow Pits - four or more borrow pits in the 19 S22/88 side of an old sand ridge. 2691758.01 6130275 50 125 Pits - three pits, c. 3 x 2 paces, side by side 20 S22/96 across end of south facing spur. 2691604.01 6130279 50 132 21 S22/86 Pits - five pits on the highest part of a ridge. 2691790.01 6130289 50 123 Pits/terrace - three pits and a small terrace on a 22 S22/95 north facing spur end. 2691726.01 6130294 50 131 Midden - three or four hangi along with associated pipi midden. Site covers an area of 23 R22/225 c.30 x 15m. 2687500.01 6130300 50 Pits/ditch/terrace - a pit encircled by a ditch, two smaller pits and a couple of possible small 24 S22/90 terraces. 2691958.02 6130306 75 126 List No. NZAA NO. Description Longitude Latitude Comments Buffer WDC No. Pits - three pits and a larger pit, or a terrace on a 25 S22/97 ridge. 2691628.01 6130338 5x80 133 26 Urupa (Te Oneheke) 2692588.74 6130785.45 Pits - four pits and three more possible pits on 27 S22/89 flat ground. 2692738.76 6130859.39 150x25 135 Pit/Ditch - well defined surrounded by a circular NZHPT 6224, 28 S22/106 ditch and bank. 2693700.02 6130900 Cat 2 50 138 29 S22/85 Pit/ditch/terrace - pit, ditch and possible terrace. 2692714.79 6130932.38 75 134 Pits - approximately 17 pits spread along a duen NZHPT 6229, 30 S22/111 top. 2693770.02 6130934 Cat 2 50 137 Pits - recorded as 12 pits in one group of 5, one NZHPT 6225, 31 S22/107 of 3 and one of 2 and two singles. 2693465.02 6130980 Cat 2 50 136 Pits - three. One pit recorded as 2 x 3 paces, one 3 x 4 paces and the other approximately 2 x 3 NZHPT 6223, 32 S22/105 paces. 2693953.02 6130984 Cat 2 90x40 140 Pits - three pits. One pit recorded as 4 x 3 paces, NZHPT 6222, 33 S22/104 one 3 x 2 paces and one 2 x 2 paces. 2694014.01 6131013 Cat 2 50x10 142 Terraces/Pits/Midden - an artificially levelled area on ridge (20 x 22 paces) with 4 pits, with more pits to the west, a total of about 12. Also NZHPT 6220, 34 S22/102 scattered shell. 2694528.48 6131027.81 Cat 2 50 144 Pits - 3 pits in a group and 3 single pits nearby, NZHPT 6226, 35 S22/108 each on a small east facing spur. 2693840.02 6131063 Cat 2 50 139 Pits - five pits, all about 3 x 3 m, and a feature (discoloured sand with charcoal flecks) in an NZHPT 6219, 36 S22/101 eroding section nearby. 2694573.01 6131082 Cat 2 50 145 NZHPT 6221, 37 S22/103 Pits 2694208.56 6131082.9 Cat 2 50 141 38 Kainga (Waharu) 2693245.73 6131098.19 List No. NZAA NO. Description Longitude Latitude Comments Buffer WDC No. Pits - recorded as 27 pits. Some of the pits were NZHPT 6228, 39 S22/110 recorded as being 4 x 4 m and well defined. 2694496.01 6131154 Cat 2 50 146 Pits/Terraces - recorded as 26 plus pits and three NZHPT 6227, 40 S22/109 terraces on ridge 2694281.01 6131192 Cat 2 20 143 Pits - originally consisted of six or seven pits on a NZHPT 6218, 41 S22/100 low ridge in a gully. 2694670.01 6131489 Cat 2 50 147 Pits - hill top pa with 2 main scarp defences and a platform with a small mound. A number of terraces on spur below main knoll which is NZHPT 6212, 42 S22/70 terraced with raised rim pits. 2694806.01 6131513 Cat 2 25 150 Pits - four kumara storage pits end to end on a ridge peak next to to the hill top pa S22/70. A ditch and bank fence also found just to the north 43 S22/98 during the upgrade visit. 2694905.01 6131546 5x300 149 44 S22/99 Pits - two pits side by side on a ridge. 2695087.01 6131666 50 148 Midden, crsuhed pipi and tuatua shell and two 45 R22/222 hangi consisting of numerous fire cracked rocks. 2686200.02 6131699.99 50 46 S22/138 Fence - ditch and bank fence. 2694869.65 6131710.58 Pits - five kumara pits on a small ridge, with at least two more possible, but very shallow pit NZHPT 6217, 47 S22/78 depressions. 2696647.01 6131797 Cat 2 20 154 Pits - about twenty pits, with a few other possible shallow depressions that may be pits. NZHPT 6215, 48 S22/76 Small bank at the western end. 2696647.34 6131797.01 Cat 2 152 NZHPT 6214, 49 S22/75 Pits - two pits on the end of a small spur. 2696525.02 6131813 Cat 2 110x25 151 NZHPT 6216, 50 S22/77 Pits - two storage pits. 2696673.37 6131926.97 Cat 2 25 153 List No. NZAA NO. Description Longitude Latitude Comments Buffer WDC No. Wilsons Bluff Pleistocene fossil locality [C3] R21. Geological 51 GR860.320. 2685977.2 6131954.44 Inventory 89 Pa (Kahurupo) - headland pa, with a ditch and bank, and a ditch and scarp at its western end. NZHPT 6213, 52 S22/71 Nine pits within the pa defences. 2697289.01 6132099 Cat 2 25 155 Pits - three pits, terraces, fire cracked rocks, 53 S22/129 blackened soil. 2692170.01 6132360 Refer Note ** Fence - ditch & bank fence remnant, double 54 S22/130 ditch running east-west for about 80m. 2692240.01 6132370 Refer Note ** Pits - four pits, 3 terraces, level knoll & a karaka 55 S22/128 tree. 2692060.01 6132410 Refer Note ** Fence - ditch & bank fence running roughly east- 56 S22/131 west and then north-south for over 300m. 2691940.01 6132470 Refer Note ** Mill - earthwork remains of whim (animal driven 57 S22/127 mill) possibly for processing flax. 2692440.38 6132770.17 20 Fire cracked rocks - scattered remains of possibly three hangi. No apparent midden associated 58 R22/220 with it. 2685100 6133200 50 59 Homestead (One Tree Hill) 2697334.68 6133299.51 Refer Note ** Pits - four pits running in a line east to west. The pits each measure c.3 x 3m. Shell and charcoal 60 R22/242 has been noted previously. 2689870 6133950 20 Midden - trace of midden eroding out of a large dune. Exposed midden is sparsely spread over a 61 R22/481 1m length of animal track. 2689636 6133992 20 Midden. The site consists of a 1m strip of shell 62 R22/244 and charcoal exposed just below the top of a hill. 2689800 6134100 20 List No. NZAA NO. Description Longitude Latitude Comments Buffer WDC No. Midden - scatter lying on the surface of ploughed land.
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