Bangcheng Tang MA
Since 2013, I have studied archaeology, applied psychology and administrative management at the Renmin University of China, and obtained a Bachelor of Science degree and Bachelor of Management degree.
Since 2013, I have studied archaeology, applied psychology and administrative management at the Renmin University of China, and obtained a Bachelor of Science degree and Bachelor of Management degree.
I am the Curator of Archaeology at the University of Tennessee's (UT) McClung Museum of Natural History & Culture. I am also the director of UT's Laboratory of Environmental Archaeology, which provides research services and equipment in geoarchaeology.
Since 1999 "Days of Live Archaeology in Kernavė" has been a continuous educational event presenting the historical-cultural heritage of the country and neighbouring territories. The festival is annually visited by about 20,000 visitors from all regions of Lithuania and abroad.
Imagine a huge Thracian square. There is a colorful dance on it and everyone is dressed in costumes. You are in the dance - you dance crazy in an uneven rhythm, fascinated by the mastery of the musicians ...
On the day of Saint John we celebrate the summer festival, the festival of sun and light. Dance, sing and we make a cheerful flower wreath. In many nature religions the solstice was and is considered an important festival and we will celebrate that together with the visitors.
The scientific conference Methodology and Archaeometry is being organised by the Department of Archaeology, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Zagreb since 2013. The goal of the conference is to entice interdisciplinary, critical thinking, new insights and approaches as well as new theoretical frameworks in contemporary archaeological science.
Conference : The importance of Vila do Conde in the evolution of shipbuilding techniques
Playfully into the past - European Archeology Days in the State Museum
At Whitsun (Pfingsten), the open-air museum is transformed into a place of living history. For three days, members of the Düppel Museum Village Association and travelling craftsmen will bring the Middle Ages into the present day in authentic costumes.
Let's spend a day with the inhabitants of the village from the early Middle Ages and recall with them the customs associated with the ancient celebrations of the holidays called Pentecost. Together we will clean and decorate the building, knit wreaths, grind flour and bake pancakes on the fire. We lie in the field
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