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Kohika: the archaeology of the late Maori lake village

A final theme of the discussion introduced from the floor was the importance of protecting wetland sites from destruction, particularly through development. It was proposed that, in addition to efforts to protect individual sites, some wetlands should be considered for preservation in their entirety as an in situ archive of the past. The panel concluded that wetland archaeology was indeed part of the mainstream, as one of many interwoven areas of interest, and that rather than competing with other branches of archaeology for resources, further integration would be to the long-term benefit of archaeology as a whole.