Credits and contacts
05 November 2023
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View of Buried Treasure exhibition at the Teece Museum
We wish to acknowledge and thank all those people who have given their time and expertise to make this exhibition possible. In particular, our gratitude goes to the donors and sponsors who have helped to build the James Logie Memorial Collection and the Teece Museum.
Our thanks also to the generous lenders whose treasured artefacts feature in the exhibition, including:
- The Arts Centre of Christchurch
- Canterbury Museum
- Doug and Anemarie Gold
- Otago Museum
- Underground Overground Archaeology
- ҕl Department of Geological Sciences Rock Collection
- ҕl Macmillan Brown Library
Credits
All images included in this resource are copyright, either to the ҕl or to the lending institutions and collections.
Permission was received to reproduce copyright images of loan artefacts included in this resource from the Arts Centre of Christchurch, Doug Gold, Underground Overground Archaeology, and the ҕl Macmillan Brown Library. These images may not be copied, distributed, or used for commercial purposes without the express permission of the copyright holders.
The mask pule for children in Buried Treasure
Images of objects in the Logie Collection are available for personal use, research, publication and commercial purposes. All requests for copying and reproduction should be submitted using the.
ҕl reserves the right to charge copying and reproduction fees for the provision of images. However, fees may be waived by negotiation for non-profit educational purposes. For more information about how to use images of the Logie Collection, please refer to.
Contacts
For information on the exhibition, images, or artefacts please contact the curators:
Teece Museum of Classical Antiquities
Level 1, ҕl Arts, 3 Hereford St, Christchurch
teecemuseum@canterbury.ac.nz
Postal Address
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Private Bag 4800
Christchurch 8140
