EXARC Publications

This year’s first EXARC Journal got published containing 14 articles. While we review six conferences and two books, the member’s only articles are about Roman hairdo’s (this even reached the Wall Street Journal), bronze casting and drying meat. Take a look as well at the ancient village of Gene (Sweden) or theory and practice of museums, an American view...

By the end of 2012, we produced a new brochure about EXARC. In eight pages it describes what EXARC has to offer, inlc Journal online and Digest, EU projects: like OpenArch, and its product - Open Archaeology website...

We have recently published the last issue of the EXARC Journal for this year. You will find it at: http://journal.exarc.net/issue-2012-3. If you are not logged in, all you will see are the 'mixed matters' articles as well as a republication of the proceedings of the 1999 workshop on the experimental and educational aspects of bronze metallurgy...

The 2012 EXARC Journal Digest is ready to get printed as we speak. All members receive a free copy. You will find articles on for example adult learning in archaeological open-air museums, how to deal with Iron Age horses, a South Korean archaeological festival and Minoan double axes...

The second issue of the online EXARC Journal is out now. It contains 13 articles under ‘mixed matters’ which are open access, including book and conference reviews, an interview and an extensive discussion on reconstruction in situ. The other two categories, on archaeological open-air museums and experimental archaeology, are members only and contain another six more lengthy articles...

Following the 2011 Digest which was published for our members by early December, we have now published the first issue of the online EXARC Journal. It contains 11 articles on archaeological open-air museums and experimental archaeology. These articles are access to members only. The third category, mixed matters is open access and contains a total of 23 articles...

EXARC is growing to reach a wider audience and we get ever more good articles to publish. Therefore we have decided to change EuroREA into the EXARC Journal. Starting from 2012 the EXARC Journal is moving online and will be published three times a year, something which would not be possible do in print, and will reach beyond the boundaries of Europe. The online edition will be accompanied by the magazine EXARC JOURNAL Digest...

Early autumn, EXARC changed some things. Although our website itself was made only in May 2011, only 4 months later it was decided to adapt the pages to the new corporate identity. The design was changed as well as the structure. Now the site is divided between EXARC, Members, EXARC Journal and Projects...

EXARC has been publishing an annual journal on archaeological open-air museums and experimental archaeology since 2004. A year ago, we decided to change the journal massively. These changes are stemming from a need to improve the journal, in order to respond even more to our readers’ wishes and suggestions...

In 2007, we had remade the EXARC website for the last time. With the new EU projects, EXARC becomes ever more a portal site. However it is important to signpost what EXARC itself is about. We have almost 100 members now and presenting them in a way fitting with all needed some thinking. Another reason for refurbishing the website was the wish to turn it into a Content Management System (CMS)...