MD & IJ
Jul 26, 2019
132: Exploring Waitaha
This first post on Waitaha is a very brief look, just to ask some questions. It's complied off various sources and in some cases those...
IJ & YM
Jul 19, 2019
Sidestep: Ancient drains of Kaiatia
The first article we produced on old drains was in 2016. You can read it here: http://tangatawhenua16.wixsite.com/the-first-ones-blog/sin...
IJ
Jul 12, 2019
131: Great Barrier Island giants (2)
Incidentally, this is our 250th article on this website. Way back in 2016 we did an article based on the newspaper report about the...
MD
Jul 5, 2019
Sidestep: The Maero - NZ's bigfoot
There was an article in Stuff last week about Marc Coppell, a paranormal investigator from Auckland about to try to find our own NZ...
MD & IJ
Jun 28, 2019
130: Dig Update
The most recent digs (17 & 18) occurred once again with a team of five. This time the progress was down what I've called '7 mile' (a long...
IJ
Jun 21, 2019
Sidestep: Melanesians were here first
The headline suggests we are sure, but we aren't (I was just pretending to be a NZ journalist using inaccurate bait click headlines)....
IJ, MD & YM
Jun 14, 2019
129: Archaeology vs Pseudo-Archaeology
An Archaeologist: An Archaeologist is one who undertakes a scientific and humanistic activity which studies past human cultures through...
MD
Jun 7, 2019
Sidestep: Hawaiian - American NW link?
Most nations had similar sorts of stone pounders. The below are Maori, Tahitian, Hawaiian and Alaskan The most well formed were the ones...
IJ
May 31, 2019
128: Human Footprints in Sandstone
By know you will know we found a long fossilized human bone in the infill that came from a time long before the the Polynesians got here....
MD & IJ
May 24, 2019
Sidestep: Hawaiian Rainbow Gods and Te Uenuku
With 6 articles on Hawaii recently you'd think we were suggesting something. We aren't...or are we? One previous Sidestep on 6th April...