Early Middle Ages

The Ancient Magic of Malt: Making Malt Sugars and Ale from Grain Using Traditional Techniques

Author(s)
Merryn Dineley 1 ✉
Publication Date
EXARC Journal Issue 2021/2
The transformation of grain into malt, malt sugars and ale is a three step process. First, the controlled germination (malting), then ‘mashing in’ and collecting a sweet liquid known as wort and finally, the fermentation by pitching the yeast which converts the sugary wort into an alcoholic beverage. Each step requires different conditions for the process to work. They cannot be combined...

European Museum Night at LEIA: the Merovingian lyre easel of Concevreux

European Museum Night at LEIA: the Merovingian lyre easel of Concevreux
Date
Organised by
LEIA
Country
France

On the occasion of the European Night of Museum and in partnership with the Royal Museum of Mariemont (BE) we are pleased to present our video conference which concludes our research mission devoted to the Merovingian lyre easel of Concevreux and opens our new exhibition virtual created

Project Pilgrimage 21

Project Pilgrimage 21
Date
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Organised by
Company of Saynt George
Country
Switzerland
Denmark
Australia
USA
Germany
Russia
Norway
Sweden
Finland
the Netherlands
France
Czech Republic
Slovakia
Belgium
Luxembourg
Italy
Poland
Malta
Portugal

Project Pilgrimage 21 is a decentralised international medieval event organized by the Company of Saynt George, which connects reenactors and friends of living history all over the world in spring 2021. Follow the Pilgrimage 21 with the Pilgrimage 21 Social Wall 

Parco Cannetum (IT)

Member of EXARC
No

The Parco Cannetum proposes a historical habitat covering a period from the Protohistory to Middle Ages where it is possible to visit housing, defensive and religious buildings for learning purposes, both for tourists and students.

The project has been submitted to the Sovrintendenza ai beni archeologici del Piemonte, which welcomed the project. The Parco helds a covered area to be used for the learning when unfavorable climatic conditions occur. In the future, a new adequate new built area, to be used as museum and for learning, will present a collection of artefacts currently shown elsewhere.