Murder in the Middle Ages
Come and hear about the 'true crime' of the Middle Ages - and have a mug of good beer.
Come and hear about the 'true crime' of the Middle Ages - and have a mug of good beer.
Former archaeologist in the private sector with several years of experience working in the UK and Ireland with a Masters Degree in Medieval Archaeology, History and Experimental Archaeology at the University of Lund.
Hi There! I am a PhD student at Bournemouth University studying the impact of long-term engagement with experimental archaeology and ancient craft gestures on individual and community mental health, my research is entitled "Experimental Health: Craefting a Better Wellbeing".
In the context of ICOM's International Museum Day
Association for the preservation and promotion of traditional flax craftsmanship (Verein zum Erhalt und zur Förderung des traditionellen Flachshandwerks)
In March 2021, hand spinner Christiane Seufferlein Austria was given a chest full of flax. The owner was a certain Berta Pumberger Winhager. Her son was looking for a "good place" for his late mother's cherished bridal chest. Since a chest containing 80 kilos of fibre material would have simply been too much for her own use, the fibre artist began giving the braids away to an international spinning community. After a small article in the local weekly newspaper, many elderly people in the region came forward who also had flax and linen to give away.
Join group co-ordinator Nele in the launch of EXARC's textiles working group! Find collaborators for future projects, share ideas and best practice, and get to know other people interested in all things textiles and experimental archaeology!
Join group co-ordinator Jess in the launch of EXARC's communication and education working group! Find collaborators for future projects, share ideas and best practice, and get to know other people interested in the communication of and education about experimental archaeology!
Join group co-ordinator Roeland in the launch of EXARC's digitalisation working group! Find collaborators for future projects, share ideas and best practice, and get to know other people interested in how digitalisation can help experimental archaeologists and open-air museums!
Join group co-ordinator Tilly in the launch of EXARC's archaeological science working group! Find collaborators for future projects, share ideas and best practice, and get to know other people interested in how archaeological science methodologies can inform experimental archaeology!
Join group co-ordinator Ari in the launch of EXARC's reenactment working group! Find collaborators for future projects, share ideas and best practice, and get to know other people interested in how experimental archaeology relates to reenactment!
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