EXARC Publications

A bit later than planned (due to the early Digest 2016-2) EXARC Journal 2016/4 was published online in the first days of December. It contains 9 articles: 5 are Mixed Matters, the other 4 Peer-Reviewed. 

A Danish Boat as Open Source Project, a Minoan Experimental House, Outdoor Travelling as Reenactment and Living History in German Archaeological Open-Air Museums. Mixed Matters from South Africa and more...

For more see: https://exarc.net/issue-2016-4

End of November we also made the 2014-4 issue, with 10 articles, open access. See http://exarc.net/issue-2014-4

Among the Peer-Reviewed articles there is an inspirational article by Luke Winter on The Role of Fundamental Education in the Heritage Industry as well as experiments on burnt pig bone and Roman glass as well as...

With OpenArch coming to the end, EXARC decided to publish a special issue of Digest - dedicated to OpenArch. We asked the partners to write about their best experiences, summarizing their role in OpenArch and what they learned. In the Digest we published six peer-reviewed articles (divided between AOAM and Interpretation), and five Mixed Matters.

With the Summer ending and a bit later than planned EXARC published its third online Journal this year. We prepared 8 articles this time, of which two are Mixed Matters. The other six are peer-reviewed and cover four different areas. 

Two of the articles stem from a new themed Issue. This is about Craft and Skills in the OpenArch Project. See more.