Stone Tool Technology
Stone Tool Technology: Concepts, Techniques and Methods
An international summer school at the University of Copenhagen from 27 July – 7 August 2020
Stone Tool Technology: Concepts, Techniques and Methods
An international summer school at the University of Copenhagen from 27 July – 7 August 2020
On 17 March, at Ion Creangă Pedagogical State University from Chișinău (Republic of Moldova), the Romanian researcher phD Vasile Diaconu (Neamt County Museum Complex, Romania) will hold the conference "Experimental Archaeology. Objectives, limits, perspectives".
Come and visit the open day / opening of the PAW “island”!
Last year we have been busy making this new location workable. A number of workshops are already planned this year and craft days and children's parties are coming!
To celebrate this, I invite you and your family to drop by and get to know this small piece of land and a lot of lovely people that PAW works with!
A unique opportunity to learn how to tan a hide with fur in a prehistoric and modern way. You will be taught by the well known Dr. Theresa Kamper.
This is a 2 days workshop which will be held at an outdoor terrain in Nieuwegein, The Netherlands. We will use fox skins.
Will you join us?
Details
Op deze 3 daagse workshop ga je zelf aan de slag om van een rauwe reeën huid een prachtig stuk leer te maken, ook wel Buckskin genoemd. We gaan het hele proces stap voor stap met je door; van ontvlezen tot het uitroken van de huiden.
Annual Conference of ICOM MPR
The International Committee for Museum Marketing & Public Relations of ICOM announces its annual conference in 2020 in Kassel and Berlin.
-> Call for Proposals is open
21-23 September 2020 in Kassel
24-26 September 2020 in Berlin
Introduction
Rock art and experimentation seminar
#exact dates TBC
Topic: Engagement in Environment and Local Community
The Time Travel Method in Education, Tourism and Local Development
Flint cutting, cooking, ceramic, metal and wood crafts, development of weaving...
The program of prehistoric festivals is part of a process of archaeological experimentation and allows you to glimpse the daily life of prehistoric men.
Creating reconstructions of the past has occupied a central position within the archaeological discipline from its early days (Clark, 2010, p.64). Reconstructions are often considered essential for visualizing the past and for translating abstract archaeological remains into more comprehensible narratives for the larger audience. Such visualisations, in the broad range of the word, can be more easily and readily understood than a complicated textual description.
Stichting Erfgoedpark Batavialand
att. EXARC
Postbus 119
8200 AC Lelystad
the Netherlands
Phone: +(31) 6 40263273
Website: EXARC.net
Email: info@exarc.net
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