EXARC: EuroREA - Journal

EXchange on Archaeological Research and Communication

EXARC is the international organisation of Archaeological Open Air Museums and Experimental Archaeology. It is our aim to establish a high standard of both scientific research and public presentation. The idea of international exchange of knowledge, human resources, publications and facsimiles is to improve the quality of work for all associated members. It is not our intention to exclude anyone who does not meet our high standards concerning the quality of museums work. We rather want to encourage and incorporate other institutions conducting Experimental Archaeology and help them to a higher level.

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Current: EuroREA 7/2010

Size: A4, 72 pages

Price excluding postage: € 8.00

In the seventh issue a.o.

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Feuersteinpapst in Rente - Harm Paulsen wird 65
reports/Söhnke Hartz, Wulf Hein

Experimental ironmaking once more: combining theory and find material
discussion/Arne Espelund

Experimental Archaeology: Methodology and new perspectives in Archaeological Open Air Museums
discussion/Lara Comis

Archaeological OpenAir Museums: a possible new way forward
discussion/Jacqui Wood

Experiment and Knowledge Base: bringing historical textile workers together
items/Katrin Kania

Making Glass Beads from the past
items/Jannika Grimbe

Early guns and gunpowder - experiments and ethnoarchaeological research
items/Peter Vemming

Creating products for tourism - the example of Lofotr Viking Museum
items/Leonie Peter

There is live after ARCH
reports/Roeland Paardekooper

The Museum of Ledro: an Incubator for Cultural, Economical and Ecological Development
reports/M. Cristina Vannini, Romana Scandolari

From archaeological evidence to experimental reconstruction and back
reports/Roberto Deriu, Claudia Fredella

Swords, bread and games: The largest Roman living history event of 2009, but then different
reports/Roeland Paardekooper

Stanislas Bonfils (1823-1909) at the dawn of experimental archaeology
reports/Bertrand Roussel, Elena Rossoni

Learning through experience
education/Ane Riis Svendsen

"On Board into History" (Embarquez dans l'Histoire)
education/Camille Daval

Brushwood's Big Dig
education/Philippa Holden

Questionnaire: Presenting archaeological reconstructions to the public
discussion/Raimund Karl, Oto Makýš, Hannah Simons, Cornelius Holtorf , Wolfgang F. A. Lobisser, Charis Zachariou, Bodil Petersson

Conference world
reports/Martin Bell, Anna Petrauskiene and Andrey Petrauskas, Jodi Reeves Flores, Natalie Uomini, Katrin Kania, Hans-Ole Hansen, Kathrin Schäppi und Stefanie Osimitz, Arne Espelund

We hope that our journal EuroREA will channel the interest of those involved in experimental archaeology and education in the field, at universities, open-air museums and living history groups. To make the articles as accessible as possible we will publish contributions in either English, French or German with detailed summaries in the other two languages.

For further information please
J. Katerina Dvoráková.

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