Capital Trees Fine Art WS This beautifully illustrated and handsomely

This beautifully illustrated and handsomely packaged guide to the evolution

soothing our modern-day pain and suffering

This finely finished beef bone carving takes the form of a pekapeka

as part of a display of the original watercolour studies for Buller’s book

Anthropology and Imperial Exchange (Cambridge University Press

Capital Trees Fine Art WS This beautifully illustrated and handsomelyCapital Trees: The arboreal legacy of Te Upoko o te Ika the Wellington region. The significance and meaning of trees engagingly explored through the way they have shaped our capital. Available 9 October 2025. From the fossil forest of Ttahi Bay and the ageing oak on Plimmer Steps, to the karaka grove on Wellingtons waterfront and a threatened stand of lowland beech in the Hutt Valley, Capital Trees journeys across the region to trace the living