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 Claire Boardman Durotriges Project CAA 2024 Auckland We should look at archaeology through time rather than travelling to specific points. (Palimpsest).

Getting excited to head to the Auckland Museum! We're headed there after today's sessions end. As a reminder, all CAA 2024 Auckland attendees who have their name badge can get in for free until this weekend. Keep a look out for your fellow members at the museum!

Highlights from Day 1 of CAA 2024 Auckland : Lisa Fischer makes welcome remarks to the 2nd half century of CAA. What a great way to start it off here in NZ, as we encourage a broader international membership.

Already delivered the first presentation at CAA 2024 Auckland. Talking about IDACOR I CONICET-UNC's Suquia Repository and BADACOR

Looking forward to the session I’ve organised with Derek Pitman and Andy Brown at CAA 2024 Auckland this afternoon. S10 - CAA in the Real World: Making Computational archaeology commonplace.

A great talk “Submerged archaeological landscape prospection, analysis and dissemination in Australia and beyond” by John McCarthy at CAA 2024 Auckland @flinders Flinders UniversityMAP

Thanks to everyone who came to the conference dinner at the Maritime room! #CAA2024 #CAA2024AKL

It was great to present our paper ‘Towards technological and cultural understandings of Aboriginal stone artefacts: a case study from Sunbury Ring G, Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Country, SE Australia’ in this fascinating session! #CAA2024 CAA 2024 Auckland CAA Australasia CAA / ACA

Ian Moffat kicking off his and Jarrad Kowlessar’s session, “Digital Landscape Archaeology: New Possibilities and Old Problems”, with a love story about him and Percy the GPR machine. #CAA2024 CAA 2024 Auckland

Due to the adverse weather conditions, an alternate excursion has been organised for tomorrow at Auckland Museum from 11.15am including a cultural experience and curator tours of the galleries. Full details will be emailed shortly.

A great presentation by Brian Armstrong, Billy Bell, Martin Tomko on ‘High resolution dynamic geomorphological analysis for archaeology: A case study from the UNESCO World heritage Budj Bim cultural landscape, Australia’ #CAA2024 CAA 2024 Auckland CAA Australasia CAA / ACA Martin Tomko @[email protected]

Dr Emma Beckett of CRAR+M on the stone structures of Murujuga at CAA 2024 Auckland CAA International

Thank you to all our fantastic session chairs and presenters and all our attendees for a very productive and novel conference! CAA Australasia CAA International

The CAA 2024 Auckland was fantastic! Thank you so much to the organizing team for all their amazing work! Among the awesome outputs of this conference, was the election for a CAA chapter for Latin America and the Caribbean! More news will follow soon! CAA International

Sad to be leaving New Zealand today after a wonderful #CAA2024. Thank you to Josh, Rebecca, and the entire CAA 2024 Auckland organising team for doing such a fantastic job!

The Arches Project team met with CAA 2024 Auckland attendees and presented two sessions on Arches capabilities and data modeling during the conference in Auckland, New Zealand, alongside Mei Nee Lee and Rachel Ford from the Auckland Council Heritage Unit.

The 2024 New Zealand Archaeological Conference will be held in Whakatū Nelson from the 2nd – 5th July, with an ice breaker event the evening of the 1st July. Registration is now open! nzarchaeology.org/event/nzaa-ann…

Proceedings submissions for CAA Auckland 2024 have been extended until 30 September. Please see the link for details: 2024.caaconference.org/proceedings/ PCI_Archaeology CAA International