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.

Home Members >Become a Member About Us >Next Meeting >Board >Constitution >History >Tomas Johansson >“Guide 2002” EuroREA >Issues >Order >Editorial Board >Info for Contributors EU Projects >Delphi 2004 - 2005 >liveARCH 2006 - 2009 >Disclaimer >Contact >Members Only >Board Only Current: EuroREA 4/2007 © EXARC, 2007 Size: A4, 72 pages Price excluding postage: € 8.00 In the fourth issue a.o. click here for a sample of the content, 10 pages, 834 KB Reconstructing the Roman and Celtic Dress of Aquincum studies/Annamária Szu, Ildikó Oka, Orsolya Madarassy (Hungary) Bone and Antler Softening techniques in prehistory of the North Eastern part of the Polish Lowlands in the light of experimental archaeology and micro trace analysis studies/Grzegorz Osipowicz (Poland) The weaving of a tapestry with Migration Period elements at Eketorp Fort, Sweden items/Kateřina Brůnová and Jan Rodina (Czech Republic), Jan Olofsson (Sweden) Celtic house reconstructions on the Burgberg in Schwarzenbach An new archaeological open air park of the Iron Age items/Wolfgang Lobisser (Austria) Excavation to Exhibition Interpreting Archaeology to the Public in Scotland and Europe reports/Barrie Andrian, Nicholas Dixon (Scotland) Presenting archaeological heritage to the public: ruins versus reconstructions discussion/Clara Masriera i Esquerra (Spain) The Folk High School of Bäckedal: Education in Ancient Techniques education/KG Lindblad, Aja Pettersson and Ellinor Sydberg (Sweden) La broche à rôtir articulée de Port-Sainte-Foy Fabrication et utilisation expérimentales items/Louis Baumans (Belgium), Christian Chevillot (France) Heritage in the classroom reviews/Suzanne van den Berg (The Netherlands) Casting Experiments and Microstructure of Archaeologically Relevant Bronzes reviews/Julia Wiecken (United Kingdom) read more... We hope that our journal EuroREA will channel the interest of those involved in experimental archaeology and education in the field, at universities, open-air museums and living history groups. To make the articles as accessible as possible we will publish contributions in either English, French or German with detailed summaries in the other two languages. For further information please J. Katerina Dvoráková. In the previous years euroREA 3/2006 © EXREA / EXARC, 2006 size: A4, 100 pages price excluding postage: € 10.00 read more... euroREA 2/2005 © EXREA / EXARC, 2005 size: A5, 152 pages price excluding postage: € 8.00 read more... euroREA 1/2004 © EXREA / EXARC, 2004 size: A5, 212 pages price excluding postage: € 8.00 read more... © by: EXARC 2001 - 2008 Last updated: 17 03 2008 Homepage: http://www.exarc.eu