EXARC, European network of archaeological open air museums and ...

European EXchange on Archaeological Research and Communication

EXARC is the European organisation of Archaeological Open Air Museums and other facilities involved in Experimental Archaeology. It is our aim to establish a high standard of both scientific research and public presentation. The idea of international exchange of knowledge, human resources, publications and facsimiles is to improve the quality of work for all associated members. It is not our intention to exclude anyone who does not meet our high standards concerning the quality of museums work. We rather want to encourage and incorporate other institutions conducting Experimental Archaeology and help them to a higher level.

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2008.03.11
liveARCH, a network of eight EXARC museums, is now half way its 3 years project and now needs to decide what will happen after that with the group, the products and the knowledge. At their meeting in Northern Norway, the liveARCH Steering Committee has requested advice of EXARC. With the long term goals of EXARC in mind as well as considering that all liveARCH tasks are as well embedded in EXARC, the board of EXARC is preparing to sketch a future for liveARCH, including several alternatives. It is our wish to combine the ambitions of EXARC with the energy and power of liveARCH.

2008.02.14
The 13th EXARC Meeting at the Middelaldercentret (DK) took place from February 8th till 10th, 2008.
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2008.01.15
EXARC has developed a flyer and sent it to its members. It contains information about the association, the journal EuroREA and this website. EXARC members can order extra copies. Also over 200 archaeological open air museums across Europe were contacted asking them to consider membership.

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liveARCH
A network of eight EXARC museums with a focus on living history, aiming to disseminate historic knowledge and to promote a greater interest in our common European cultural heritage among the general public.
www.liveARCH.eu

Events Calendar
The event calendar has undergone drastic changes and holds all events of the 8 liveARCH partners. It is now database driven - so less handwork. In future, members will be able to add their own events.
www.liveARCH.eu

Bibliography on Line
Almost 8000 entries on experimental archaeology and archaeological education
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Delphi
House of Questions, here you can find answers to questions concerning the past of Europe, as far as these can be answered through archaeology.
www.delphi.exarc.net

New Members (for all members click here)