clayton blackwood

* Assist in survey and recording of archaeological and historic sites for updating NZAA website (ArchSite), working within the HPA 1993 * Develop awareness of cultural heritage assets and conservation management * Liaise with DOC conservancy, Tangata Whenua and volunteers * Provide support for and inform specialist groups on guided walks to sites * Produce reports and visual/graphic information on sites

* Physical excavation of Archaeological site (Taputiketike Pa, Waiuku) * Graphic and written data recording, producing report * Work with involved groups including DOC and local Iwi * Presentation of findings to people involved

* Contributed to and benefited from publications on specific NZ historic aspects * Broad and comprehensive knowledge base of New Zealand * Provided help and advice in store to clients and general public * Produced Sales and Auction Catalogues * Produced stands and displays at exhibitions

* Organising and working with staff/team * Ability to deal confidently with wide range of people and situations * Position of responsibility covering security of premises and cash

* Use of SLR and Digital technology to pre-production stage * Level of Creative freedom following clients needs * Personal time management working to print deadlines

* The Department of Conservation (DOC) is the central government organisation charged with promoting conservation of the natural and historic heritage of New Zealand on behalf of, and for the benefit of, present and future New Zealanders.Our vision is that New Zealand is the greatest living space on Earth - Kāore he wāhi i tua atu i a Aotearoa, hei wahi noho i te ao.We want to see New Zealanders gain environmental, social and economic benefits from healthy functioning ecosystems, from recreation opportunities, and from living our history. To get us there we have five intermediate outcomes: * The diversity of our natural heritage is maintained and restored * Our history is protected and brought to life * More people participate in recreation * More people engage with conservation and value its benefits * Conservation gains from more business partnerships

Use of CAD systems, as well as drafting and illustration Experience in planning and management Working with district plans, councils and resource consents Extensive production of presentation work Computer generated, graphic media and 3D modelling Presentation of work to prospective clients Special interests on lighting design, Sustainable Architecture and Historic New Zealand Architecture

Course Details: Major in Ancient History with Minor in Anthropology Studies focusing on NZ and Pacific Archaeology (prehistoric and historic) Archaeological Science Archaeological Field Course Ancient Languages (Greek and Egyptian) Awards: Senior Prize in Anthropology