Newest Era
Virtual Reality – 1 Project - 13 Museums
Book Review: MI-60. Studies in Experimental Archaeometallurgy: Methodological Approaches from Non-Ferrous Metallurgies by Georges Verly et al (eds)
Book Review: Visitor Experiences and Audiences for the Roman Frontiers by Nigel Mills (ed)
Conference Review: ”Green Museum Summit“ organised by MuseumNext
Ioannis Anastasakis
As a retired pilot, I enjoy studying history and especially mythology and pre-historic era. Using methods of "strategic analysis" I try to approach the truth of ancient people's way of life and their technology.
Event Review: NEMO Training Course 'Re-thinking Museum Practice for 21st Century Visitors' by Lisa Baxter from The Experience Business
Discussion: Inclusivity in historical interpretation: Who has access and who is erased?
Pilot fires: Preliminary Report from Interdisciplinary Actualistic Fire Experiments
Facilitated Dialogue: An Emerging Field of Museum Practice
Introduction
Almost 60 years ago, new museology’s call for a re-examination of the very identity of the museum, of its functions and purposes, brought forward its social role and signaled a major turn by initiating new areas of museum practice and research (Vergo, 1989). Since then, the relation of museums to their social, economic, and political environment has been the subject of many studies. Terms such as social and cultural inclusion, democratization and social responsibility are central in the current museological discourse.