A conference on early archaeological textiles, starting from the Neolithic and running until the Early Middle Ages, organized by Department of Christian Archeology at the University of Bonn.
You can find the program in PDF format here.
The two goldsmiths Anne Gudme and Niels Gunni Vase show how the most precious pieces of jewelry were made from gold and silver 1000 years ago. Their main focus is on archaeological finds from Haithabu. Marvel at the skill of the two craftsmen!
Looking over the shoulder of the salt boiler
The society "Latvijas Arheoklubs" unites 20 members with a practical interest in the prehistory of the Baltic region. The group started in 2009 and in 2015 the society (NGO) was officially registered.
The society organizes and its members often are involved in different educational activities (like demonstrations of prehistoric and traditional skills and crafts, lectures about archaeology and experimental archaeology) in collaboration with different museums and municipalities, like Daugava Museum at Dole Island and Āraiši Archaeological Park.
Experimental archaeology combines scientific research methodology with traditional craftsmanship, public relations and community building. Matilda Siebrecht (PhD Student at the University of Groningen and host of the podcast series 'The EXARC Show') and Franz Pieler discuss the opportunities of experimental archaeology as a research approach.
I’m Jen. I’m a student of History, Heritage and Archaeology.
Ax, sword and shield in experimental use
Spinning and weaving, sewing, embroidery and needle binding
Stichting Erfgoedpark Batavialand
att. EXARC
Postbus 119
8200 AC Lelystad
the Netherlands
Website: EXARC.net
Email: info@exarc.net
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