Event Week “Living More Beautiful in the Stone Age“
A week with presentations and hands-on activities on living archaeology in the Stone Age Village. In cooperation with the archaeological institute of the University of Hamburg.
A week with presentations and hands-on activities on living archaeology in the Stone Age Village. In cooperation with the archaeological institute of the University of Hamburg.
Carl is an Experimental archaeologist & PhD candidate at the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa. He is investigating the Middle and Later Stone Age of South Africa's southern Cape Coastal sites.
As registration continues for EXARC's 2024 conference on Digitalisation in Open-Air Museums and Reconstructions, we are also very excited to announce the dates and location for our 2025 Experimental Archaeology Conference - EAC14.
In diverse geographic and chronological contexts, non-flint lithic materials have proven to be crucial for the production of lithic artifacts, providing valuable insights into hominin socioeconomic strategies and lifeways.
On Sunday, June 30, 2024, at 2 p.m., a one-off performance of a small theater play will take place for in the Dithmarschen Stone Age Park in Albersdorf.
I am a Master's student, Experimental Archaeology at Exeter University, UK.
Celebrating the European Archaeology Day's every June has become a tradition in Āraiši Archaeological Park, and this year is no exception.
An experimental archaeological approach to the restoration of stoneware techniques such as stonemaking and use is important, but in recent years, a more diverse and extensive experimental programme has been incorporated into research. At the same time, it means that the methodological positioning of experimental archaeology in stone study is also diversifying.
Since 2019 I have been delivering living history sessions to museums with a group called Weorod. Within this group, I have interpreted and analysed dig reports from sites, mainly in southern England.
Conducting research on the clay, pigments and firing techniques used in Cyprus from the Neolithic, Early-Middle and Late Bronze periods to the Iron Age for over twenty years.
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