INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS
Our institutional membership brings together a wide range of organizations, including museums and open-air museums, universities and educational centers, research institutes, reenactment groups, and experimental archaeology associations.
These institutions play a key role in advancing experimental archaeology by contributing research, practical expertise, and public engagement activities.
Through their participation, institutional members support collaborative projects, knowledge exchange, training opportunities, and the dissemination of best practices in experimental archaeology, heritage interpretation, and traditional technologies, strengthening both the academic and public dimensions of the EXARC network.
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Open-Air Museums
An open-air museum is a museum that presents history, culture, and heritage in an outdoor setting, often through reconstructed buildings, landscapes, and hands-on demonstrations that bring the past to life
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Groups and Associations
Groups and associations bring people together around shared interests such as living history, experimental archaeology, specific research topics, or collaborative projects, creating communities that explore and share the past in engaging ways
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Educational Centres
Educational centres, such as university departments and museum education programs, focus on teaching and research in experimental archaeology and related fields, helping people explore the past through learning and practice.