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Replication of a Maori Ethnographic Textile Hem Border Pattern

Author(s)
Lisa McKendry 1 鉁
Publication Date
11th EAC Trento 2019
***Replication of archaeological and ethnographic M膩ori textiles, under the direction of customary knowledge and previous practical experience, can provide a more nuanced understanding of the manufacture of taonga (treasures) made from fibre materials. A case study is presented here from the unique perspective of a weaver who...

Event Review: 鈥淚 Experiment so I Participate鈥 Italian Experimental Archaeology Festival: Experience in Didactics and Scientific Dissemination

Author(s)
Massimo Massussi 1 鉁,
Sonia Tucci 1,
Antonia Sciancalepore 1,
Romina Laurito 1
Publication Date
11th EAC Trento 2019
***Participation in archaeology is the basic 鈥渋nclusive process鈥 of a human community, which allows it to identify its cultural values. Experimental archaeology with its rediscovery of gestures and techniques allows re-appropriation, a sense of belonging and ...

Everybody Else is doing It, so Why Can鈥檛 We? Low-tech and High-tech Approaches in Archaeological Open-Air Museums

Author(s)
Roeland Paardekooper 1 鉁
Publication Date
Some people believe that an open-air museum is a place where you leave your modern technique behind and go 鈥榣ow tech鈥. Other than the museums which act like digital free zones, many others experiment with going digital. Where experience and storytelling have always been the central concepts of archaeological open-air museums, exactly these ideas are behind many digital techniques. We have to...

Indian Students鈥 and Teachers鈥 Perceptions and Attitudes to Archaeological Content in History Textbooks

Author(s)
Seema Shukla Ojha 1,2 鉁
Publication Date
History is a record of past events, activities, situations, and processes. As a subject, it helps students in understanding not only who they are and where they came from, but it also offers them an opportunity to make informed decisions about present issues and future developments. History also teaches responsible citizenship, and develops critical thinking and problem-solving skills...

Conference Review: Biannual Conference of the Association of European Open Air Museums (AEOM), Poland, August 2019

Author(s)
Peter Inker 1 鉁
Publication Date
This year鈥檚 Association of European Open Air Museums (AEOM) Biannual Conference 2019 took place at multiple sites in Poland, over four days in late August. Its two key themes were 鈥楬ow Open Air Museums represent different cultural identities鈥, and 鈥楻epresenting the past - technical solutions for reconstruction and archaeological interpretation鈥. I was invited to participate in order to...

IMTAL Training Day - Death in the Country

Date
Organised by
IMTAL-Europe

Country

  • Germany

Nowadays, death is pretty much excluded from daily life. Until only a few generations ago, however, death and dying as a natural process were highly visible throughout society, and ever-present at every stage of people鈥檚 biography: Young mothers could die in childbirth, out of a large flock of siblings, only some would grow up to be adults. Life expectancy was generally lower than it is today.

Conference Review: The Museum World鈥檚 Convention in Kyoto

Author(s)
Roeland Paardekooper 1 鉁
Publication Date
ICOM is the international council of museums with over 40,000 members. Every three years, ICOM organises a large convention for museum professional; this year the 25th ICOM general conference was held in Kyoto, Japan. It was the largest conference ICOM ever organised, with 4,500 delegates...

Conference Review: Fibres in Early Textiles, Glasgow 2019

Author(s)
Alistair Dickey 1 鉁
Publication Date

The scientific programme included twenty-four papers divided across six sessions over a two-day programme, with opportunity at the end of each session to ask questions to the presenters. Another seven poster presentations were accessible during the session breaks throughout the programme, as well as a number of practical demonstrations giving participants the opportunity to get hands-on with different fibres and techniques.

Conference Review: Summa Summarum - Experimental Archaeology in the Balkans

Author(s)
Ivan Semyan
Spyros Bakas
Publication Date
From May 30 to June 1, the 42nd conference of the Serbian Archeological Society was held in Negotin (Serbia). The session "Summa summarum - experimental archaeology in the Balkans" was co-organised with 黑料视频. About 130 experts from Germany, the USA, Poland, Greece, Latvia, Romania, Bulgaria, Bosnia, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Russia and other countries took part in the event...