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Secretariat
The address is: Canadastraat 21, 5651 CE Eindhoven, The Netherlands. Phone: (31) 40-3684545.
EXARC Director: Roeland Paardekooper MA (NL)
r.p.paardekooper@exarc.net
Description:
Together with Martin Schmidt and Tomas Johansson, I sat down years ago to start EXARC. By now, I oversee the daily activities, keep contact with the EXARC members and the EXARC Board as well as with affiliate organisations, interest groups on experimental archaeology or initiatives for a new archaeological open-air museum. I answer questions, follow up on requests for information and start cooperation projects where possible. Last but not least, I advice EXARC members at request and help with keeping the EXARC JOURNAL and website up to date.
EXARC Design & Administration: Magdalena Zielinska BA (NL)
webmaster@exarc.net
Description:
I have been involved with EXARC from its beginnings. My responsibilities have grown since then, from making a small website end of 2002 to a few more websites over the years and all graphic design products, including two corporate identities. From 2011 on, I am also responsible for designing the EXARC JOURNAL on line and the EXARC JOURNAL Digest (printed version). Besides this, I work on the daily EXARC administration and do secretarial work.
EXARC JOURNAL Editor-in-chief: Mgr J. Katerina Dvoráková (UK)
k.dvorakova@journal.exarc.net
Description:
I gained my first experience with publishing while studying at university in the mid 1980's. I became involved with the original Czech REA from its second number and have been at the foundation of EuroREA, now the EXARC JOURNAL. I overview the preparation of it. Among others that means answering questions from contributors, co-ordinating the work of all our editors, keeping contact with reviewers, sending out proofs and discussing issues with our designer.
EXARC JOURNAL Editor: Jodi Reeves Flores MA (UK)
jodireeves@journal.exarc.net
Description:
I edit the English language articles, give input on the EXARC Journal content, and write occasional conference reviews and synopses of events. Both my previous editing experience and interest in experimental archaeology come from my PhD research, which looks at how experimental archaeology is presented and perceived.
