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After moving to
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On his return to Otago in 1978 Anderson commenced a major programme of fieldwork, the
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Anderson followed up his earlier work in southern New
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Te Puoho's last raid : the march from Golden Bay to
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in the department. He left Otago in 1993 to take up the Establishment Chair of Prehistory at the
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