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2nd Conference of OpenArch
The Borger Meeting, 3rd - 7th October 2011 was a great success with almost 100 participants from about 10 countries. The Borger Meeting was to discuss new ways to reach the public with
archaeology. The meeting combined participants from OpenArch, Zeitgeist and EXARC and was also visited by members of the Dutch network VAEE.
The programme was well designed and executed, a big thanks to the Hunebedcentrum. The atmosphere among the participants was very good. It is amazing to see how far we got with all these
archaeological open-air museums in EXARC.
See OpenArch website - report from the II meeting - for more information.
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The OpenArch members by the dolmens at the... |
OpenArch Steering Committee meeting, October... |
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OpenArch Steering Committee meeting, October... |
OpenArch Steering Committee meeting, October... |
Evert van Ginkel, chair of the day chatting... |
Conference audience at the 2nd OpenArch... |
Hein Klompmaker, director of the... |
Ancient skills workshops during the 2nd... |
Ancient skills workshops during the 2nd... |
Iron smelting demonstration during the 2nd... |
Audience at one of the many workshops during... |
Audience at one of the many workshops during... |
Audience at one of the many workshops during... |
Presenting the OpenArch and EXARC shields at... |
OpenArch participants at the largest... |
OpenArch participants at the largest... |
Groninger Museum, a MS Touchtable tried out... |
Making your own digital collection of... |
Groninger Museum, a MS Touchtable tried out... |
"Guided Tour" on water through Groningen |
Farewell party dinner at the 2nd OpenArch... |
Farewell party dinner at the 2nd OpenArch... |
Farewell party dinner at the 2nd OpenArch... |
Farewell party dinner at the 2nd OpenArch... |
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