EXARC Conferences, Meetings and Workshops

The virtual world is very important for EXARC, but nothing beats meeting other members in person - people with similar professional interests and backgrounds. EXARC regularly organises conferences offering a platform from which to present yourself and your activities / research, but also a place for more informal exchanges of experience. Those conferences and meetings are open for both members and non members. Besides our own conferences, EXARC often co-hosts conferences or sessions in many different countries.

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FinallyFriday

#FinallyFriday is there at last!

Till further notice the shows will be prerecorded without public present, and aired once a month.

We are happy to present a monthly online session hosted by Matilda Siebrecht and Phoebe Baker. Matilda pairs archaeology and journalism with a healthy curiosity into the past, crafts, experiments and much more. Phoebe is a keen archaeologist and works hard to use her enthusiasm and joy for the subject to bring the magic of the past to as many people as possible.

#FinallyFriday is all free of charge and open access for both EXARC members and non-members alike. We bring together two EXARC members with overlapping interests which they discuss from different perspectives.

See you then, a great way to start the weekend!

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2022 August: A Sustainable Revolution for Open-Air Museums, ICOM Prague

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EXARC invites you to a session during the ICOM General Conference in Prague We are in a unique position where our teaching of the past offers our visitors lessons for the future; we are more relevant than ever. How to develop the strength of open-air museums by building partnerships with other organisations? How can open-air museums become leaders in sustainable solutions? How can we change...

2023 May - 13th Experimental Archaeology Conference #EAC13, Torun, Poland

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Organised by: EXARC & Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń (PL)

Integrating the Archaeological Experiment into a Multidisciplinary Science and its Popularisation
Scientific observations conducted by the outstanding Toruń citizen Nicolaus Copernicus led to the breaking of dogmas and solving one of the greatest mysteries in the history of humankind; namely, they answered the question about the actual position of our planet in the solar system. We adhere to this scientific approach in the city of Copernicus also today, seeing our archaeological experiments as an essential and integral part of multi-faceted studies on human prehistory and history...