EXchange on Archaeological Research and Communication EXARC is the international organisation of Archaeological Open Air Museums and other facilities involved in 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.

Home Members >Become a Member About Us >Next Meeting > “Guide to the  Archeological  Open Air Museums  in Europe” >Committee >Definitions >Charter >History >Tomas Johansson >“Guide 2002” Events Calendar EuroREA >Issues >Order >Editorial Board >Advertising in EuroREA >Info for Contributors EU Projects >Delphi 2004 - 2005 >liveARCH 2006 - 2009 >Grundtvig 2010 - 2012 >OpenArch 2010 - 2015 >Disclaimer >Contact >Members Only >Committee Only Current: EuroREA 6/2009 © EXARC, 2009 Size: A4, 72 pages Price excluding postage: € 8.00 In the sixth issue a.o. click here for a sample of the content, 10 pages, 1.4 MB Archaeology and craftsmanship discussion/Bruce Bradley (England), Tine Schenck (Norway), Wulf Hein (Germany), Walter Fasnacht (Switzerland), Harald Høgseth (Norway) Die kommunikative Verantwortung archäologischer Freilichtmuseen: Ein Beitrag zur Diskussion discussion/Rüdiger Kelm (Germany) Images of the Past: illustrating and imagining archaeology discussion/Gordon Thomas (Scotland) Prehistory in school didactics education/Antonio Affuso, Ada Preite (Italy) Experiencing archaeology and interpretation: The educational program at the Terramara of Montale (Italy) education/Ilaria Pulini, Cristiana Zanasi (Italy) The archaeology of taste: Gargilius Martialis’s Garum items/Lara Comis, Corrado Re (Italy) Les techniques d’allumage du feu des origines a nos jours items/Faustine Sappa, Bertrand Roussel (France) Roseldorf rekonstruiert: Ein keltischen Heiligtums entsteht in Asparn an der Zaya items/Ernst Lauermann (Austria) From Bucchero to grey ware in the Po valley: experimenting with the importance of firing items/Roberto Deriu (Italy) Experimental metallurgical process in a slag pit bloomery furnace items/Miroslaw Karbowniczek, Wladyslaw Weker, Ireneusz Suliga (Poland) A new look at experimental ironmaking items/Arne Espelund (Norway) Reconstructing an early iron age habitat at Saharna-Þiglãu on the middle Dniester reports/Andrei Nicic (Moldova) Interview with John Coles: Reflecting on experimental archaeology reports/Roeland Paardekooper (the Netherlands) read more... 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. In the previous years euroREA 5/2008 © EXARC, 2008 size: A4, 72 pages price excluding postage: € 8.00 read more... euroREA 4/2007 © EXARC, 2007 size: A4, 72 pages price excluding postage: € 8.00 read more... euroREA 3/2006 © EXREA / EXARC, 2006 size: A4, 100 pages price excluding postage: € 8.00 read more... euroREA 2/2005 © EXREA / EXARC, 2005 size: A5, 152 pages price excluding postage: € 8.00 read more... euroREA 1/2004 © EXREA / EXARC, 2004 size: A5, 212 pages price excluding postage: € 8.00 read more... © by: EXARC since 2001, last updated: 04 01 2010 EXARC is Valid XHTML, Homepage: http://www.exarc.net