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After years of dedication and passion, Matilda Siebrecht is stepping down as EXARC Director. Here are a few words she would like to share with the entire EXARC community.
The conference will explore how artificial intelligence and digital transformation are reshaping the museum sector, with a strong focus on the human role in this evolving landscape.
On 14 June, Matilda Siebrecht, EXARC Director, Presented EXARC at the TIMECRAFT Odesa Workshop.
EXARC introduces more accessible membership fees for small student associations, while keeping all other membership categories unchanged despite rising inflation.
Professional cheesemaker and experimental archaeologist Wim van Broekhoven has recently published Caseus aeternum est (“Cheese is eternal”), a fascinating exploration of dairy production in the Roman world.
On 23–24 April 2026, Leiden University (the Netherlands) hosted the “Experimental Archaeology Days 2026”, a series of events dedicated to bringing experimental archaeology to campus.
