methods & techniques
Have you got the tine? Prehistoric Methods in Antler Working
Some Uses of Experiment for Understanding Early Knitting and Erasmus' Bonnet
***Of Erasmus, prince of humanists (1466?-1536), no less than eight portraits from life survive – all eight in the exact same bonnet. A recently published investigation of this iconic garment (Kruseman, Sturtewagen and Malcolm-Davies, 2016) involved establishing a 250-year typology of the bonnet from iconographical sources, compiling technological and...
Public Access to (Pre-)History Through Archaeology
Book Review: Forensic Archaeology: the Application of Comparative Excavation Methods and Recording Systems by Laura Evis
The Modern Reproduction of a Mongol Era Bow Based on Historical Facts and Ancient Technology Research
Experimental Archaeology in Latvia: some Possibilities for Future Development
Experimental Archaeology in Latvia, during the past years has acquired a new direction. Although it has a long history of experimental reconstruction, best known for the excavation and rebuilding of the Late Iron Age Latgallian settlement in Āraiši by Dr. Jānis Apals, in last years, after the initiative of the current author...