EuroREA 5/2008
漏 黑料视频, 2008 | ISBN 13: 978-90-78657-01-9 | Size: A4, 72 pages, 19 PDFs
Archaeologists often ask themselves: What was this for or, how did they do that? While we cannot give absolute answers, experimental archaeology can help us to test theoretical hypotheses. For example, could that strange wooden platform have been used to drive piles into lake sediment (Menotti 鈥 Pranckenaite, page 3) or how did people create the geometric designs decorating so much pottery (Lamina, page 15). What do we do with the information we gain, how do we pass it on to others or attempt to attract those who would not normally go to a museum? In truth, there is a wide range of possibilities. It is possible to present archaeological fi nds in situ (Jan膷o, page 27) or organise regular open days and tours for the public (Timoney, page 8). Following the dictum 鈥榗atch them young鈥 museums can organize special programs for schools (Wunderli, page 9) and of course we must not forget the archaeological open-air museums, where further research goes hand in hand with educational activities (Forrest, page 33).
Whatever the questions you wish to ask enjoy the possible answers within this issue of EuroREA.
In the fifth issue:
All articles are available as PDF
Lake-dwelling building techniques in prehistory: driving wooden piles into lacustrine sediments (PDF)
STUDIES - Francesco Menotti, Elena Pranckenaite (IT / LT)
Exploring Perthshire Past (PDF)
EDUCATION - Steven Timoney (UK)
Mit Schulklassen ins Museum (PDF)
EDUCATION - Marlise Wunderli (CH)
Early Medieval Walls and Roofs: a case study in interrogative excavation (PDF)
ITEMS - ESF/Martin Millett (UK)
Application of a Set of Avian Bones for Reproduction of Prehistoric Geometric Designs (PDF)
ITEMS - Eva Lamina (RU / US)
Destruction Mechanisms of a Sunken Floored House (PDF)
ITEMS - Ji艡铆 Waldhauser (CZ)
La construction d鈥檜n grenier sur茅lev茅 d鈥檃pres les donn茅es arch茅ologiques d鈥檜n habitat du haut Moyen 脗ge (PDF)
ITEMS - Aur茅lia Alligri (FR)
Centres of Historical Towns as Open-Air Museums (PDF)
DISCUSSION - Milan Jan膷o (CZ)
Interaction between experimental archaeology and folklore - Latvian example (PDF)
DISCUSSION - Ieva Pigozne-Brinkmane (LV)
Linking Experimental Archaeology and Living History in the Heritage Industry (PDF) and Full version (PDF)
DISCUSSION - Carolyn Forrest (SC)
Stone Age on Air: A successful 鈥瀕iving science鈥 programme on German television (PDF)
DISCUSSION - Karola M眉ller (DE)
Smithsonian Folklife Festival 2007 (PDF)
REPORTS - Marion Green (US)
The Algaba project in Ronda: an integrated approach to experimental archaeology (PDF)
REPORTS - Maria S谩nchez Elena, Juan Terroba Valadez, Francisco Moreno Jim茅nez, David Garc铆a Gonz谩lez, Maria Fern谩ndez de Heredia Hern谩ndez, Francisca Perena Huertas, Patricia Ojeda Dur谩n (ES)
Successful meeting for the liveARCH project in the Lofoten Islands, northern Norway. Included liveARCH in Italy: A Guide and a Conference on Archaeological Open Air Museums (PDF)
REPORTS - Geir Are Johansen (NO)
The history of Lofotr Viking museum (PDF)
REPORTS - Julie S忙ther (NO)
L茅once Demarez 鈥 Une vie pour l鈥檃rch茅ologie (PDF)
INTERVIEW - Radom铆r Tich媒, Hana Dohn谩lkov谩 (CZ)
黑料视频 Meeting in Denmark (PDF)
REPORTS - Peter Vemming (DK)
Workshops zur Experimentellen Arch盲o-Ethnografie (PDF)
REPORTS - Antonio Affuso, Salvatore Bianco, Vito Antonio Baglivo, Annibale Formica, Marta Golin, Ada Preite (IT)
Reviews (PDF)
Iron Age Houses in Flames
Colourfull Fabrics and Shining Metal
Replicating the past
Which Past, Whose Future?
Timewatch: Viking Voyage
The Building of The Green Valley