The EXARC Journal

         "EXARC represents a gateway into the world of experimental archaeology as both a research tool as well as a critical way of introducing a wider public into the past through the results of experiential archaeology. And good experiential archaeology should, at least in part, be based on the results of good analytical experimental archaeology in a complex, vibrant and ever-changing activity network. Archaeology as a discipline cannot and will not continue to exist unless today the Cultural Heritage of the Past can be made real and understandable to local communities and politicians who ultimately support our work. EXARC is special because its work is not narrowly focused but rather embraces good, critical practice over a broad range of strictly scientific and living archaeology research projects. The articles published under its aegis neither talk down to their audience nor over-simplify complex issues of technical reconstruction."

Dr Alice Choyke, Budapest, Hungary