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EXARC Newsletter, Number 2012/1
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Happy 2012
EXARC wishes its members a Happy 2012. It may be a year with changes, some of which from our own and some of which external changes. We hope that our members and EXARC itself will stand successful by the end of this year.
Please let us know when we can help: either by bringing together members with similar issues or interests, by advice from our secretariat or by referring to knowhow beyond our membership.
Next Meeting
EXARC invites all members to a meeting, co-sponsored by the EU project OpenArch. It will take place in Modena (IT) on April 12th - 15th. During this meeting the annual AGM of EXARC will take place and a Workshop, which is limited to 36 people, from OpenArch, EXARC and those invited.
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The workshop is one of the activities in “The Dialogue With Skills”, run by the Modena Museum and the Archäologisch-Ökologisches Zentrum Albersdorf (Germany) within OpenArch.
While being a step of the overall project “Smiths in Bronze Age Europe”, the workshop has been planned with a pedagogical and hands on approach with the aim to provide a reference guide for skill experts, craftsmen as well as managers dealing with Bronze Casting presentations in Archaeological Open-Air Museums... Read more |
EXARC JOURNAL Issue 2012/1 published!
Since it started in 2004, EuroREA has grown both in terms of content and readership. After sending you a month ago our printed EXARC Journal Digest 2011, we are now proud to present the first online issue of the EXARC Journal. We expect to publish this EXARC Journal three times a year.
Below, an example of one of the total of 34 new articles in our EXARC Journal Issue 2012/1. You or your organisation has received login and password within the last day to access Member only articles.
"But if you don't get any IRON..."
 Darrell Markewitz (CA) Issue 2012/1 Experimental Archaeology
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Few ancient processes are as mysterious as smelting ore into metallic iron. Just how, exactly, is this done? The exact processes used by the ancients are unknown, but modern experiments can suggest some possibilities...
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