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We are very excited to announce the dates and location for our 2025 Experimental Archaeology Conference - EAC14.

Where: Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) in Curitiba, Brazil.
When: 12-16th May 2025 (3 days of conference, followed by 2 days of optional excursions)

In diverse geographic and chronological contexts, non-flint lithic materials have proven to be crucial for the production of lithic artifacts, providing valuable insights into hominin socioeconomic strategies and lifeways.

On Sunday, June 30, 2024, at 2 p.m., a one-off performance of a small theater play will take place for in the Dithmarschen Stone Age Park in Albersdorf.

Celebrating the European Archaeology Day's every June has become a tradition in Āraiši Archaeological Park, and this year is no exception.

An experimental archaeological approach to the restoration of stoneware techniques such as stonemaking and use is important, but in recent years, a more diverse and extensive experimental programme has been incorporated into research. At the same time, it means that the methodological positioning of experimental archaeology in stone study is also diversifying.

Help out on the farm! May 25 and 26, 2024 are the national Canon Days. Dolmens and their makers, the dolmen builders, are one of the windows into the Canon network.

This conference is open to all people with a museum or technical background who are interested in digital tools in the cultural sector. Our focus is on museums and other parties working with reconstructions (for example replica ships or other constructions that are not permanently tied to a museum).

On Friday, 5 July 2024, Bournemouth University will be holding a Seminar/Training Event on Using Archaeology for Recovery. Speakers with a wide knowledge of running projects that assist those who have suffered from trauma, especially on the battlefield, will be sharing their experiences with those who wish to run similar projects.