Presented by: Katharine Watson

The University of Canterbury and the Teece Museum are now closed until further notice. As a result, this event has been postponed. We will reorganise this event when the situation stabilises and keep you informed as our plans develop. Thank you for your support.

Villas, Columns and Pediments

In celebration of NZ Archaeology Week, archaeologist Katharine Watson will discuss the classical influence on domestic architecture in Christchurch.

Katharine Watson is currently a PhD student at the University of Canterbury and president of the New Zealand Archaeological Association. Prior to this, she established and ran one of New Zealand’s largest archaeological consultancies, Underground Overground Archaeology Ltd. Katharine's PhD is looking at 19th century housing in Christchurch in relation to identity. Her current side projects include launching a new blog all about Christchurch, archaeology and history: https://thecityremains.org/

FREE entry, but seats are limited so PLEASE register to attend.

WHEN: Thursday 23 April 2020, 6pm
WHERE: Teece Museum, UC Arts city location, 3 Hereford St
Museum doors will be open from 5.30pm

This is the third in our series of free short-format public talks for 2020. For more information on our 2020 events, sign up to the Museum newsletter online at www.teecemuseum.nz

Image attribution: Schwede66 / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)

More information

Terri Elder
Curator, Teece Museum / Logie Collection

Phone: 03-3695025 ext 95025
Email: terri.elder@canterbury.ac.nz

Website: www.teecemuseum.nz

POSTPONED - Villas, columns and pediments