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The Use and Relevance of Archaeological Open-Air Museums
EXARC Journal, 2020 Archaeological open-air museums form a colourful and varied assemblage of heritage institutions. These are places where stories about the past, inspired by archaeology, are presented.
Roeland Paardekooper
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Conference Review: Managing Archaeological Open-Air Museums: Current Issues, Future Trends
EXARC Journal, 2015 In late May 2015, St Fagans National History Museum in Wales organized a three day meeting in and around Cardiff for OpenArch. This is a European Culture Project with 11 partners that work to improve archaeological open-air museums.
Roeland P Paardekooper
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The Story of your Site: Archaeological Site Museums and Archaeological Open-Air Museums
EXARC Journal, 2020 Archaeological site museums may not be that well defined worldwide, yet, they are found almost everywhere. Archaeological sites with reconstructed buildings based on archaeology however seem to be a younger phenomenon and are mainly concentrated in ...
Roeland Paardekooper
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EXARC Journal, 2019 An amazing golden Autumn day greeted us on our first visit to Trzcinica, South Eastern Poland, where last October Terramara Park representatives had been invited to the conference “Archaeological Open-Air Museums: Reconstruction and Reenactment – Reality
Alessia Pelillo
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Ways of Structuring and Organizing an Archaeological Open-Air Museum
EXARC Journal, 2014 In February 2014 Clara Imeyer, student of International Tourism Management at the Hochschule Bremen, Germany, completed her Bachelor thesis with the title Ways of Structuring and Organizing an archaeological Open-Air Museum – Analysis of the Iron Age ...
Clara Imeyer
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Conference Review: Documentation Strategies in (Archaeological) Open-air Museums
EXARC Journal, 2020 The conference in Documentation Strategies in (Archaeological) Open-air Museums, organised through the Experimental Archaeology Society (EXARC), was due to be held in Berlin on March 26th and 27th 2020. Unfortunately, the first half of March 2020 saw the
Matilda Siebrecht
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Book Review: The Value of an Archaeological Open-Air Museum is in its Use by Roeland Paardekooper
EXARC Journal, 2014 Question: What has 40,000 legs, likes to tell stories and pops up all over Europe? Answer: An archaeological open-air museum. OK, not the most brilliant riddle in the world, but the point is that with publication of Dr Paardekooper’s monograph we now ...
Ronan O’Flaherty
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Which Type of Archaeological Open-Air Museum? A Classification Proposal
EXARC JournalArchaeological Open-Air Museums (AOAMs) are well established in the international museum landscape, and today more than 350 of these sites can be counted in Europe alone.
Federico Cappadona
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EXARC Journal, 2020 This book is particularly welcomed within the scarce Italian literature on the topic of archaeological open-air museums. The lack of debate and accurate information on this type of museums in Italy, drove the author to put together this volume, seven ...
Marco Romeo-Pitone
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EXARC Journal, 2016 MAMUZ is the new name that combines the Lower Austrian museum of prehistory Niederösterreich Asparn/Zaya and the museum centre Museumszentrum Mistelbach to create a centre of experiences and knowledge covering 40,000 years of the history of the human ...
Matthias W. Pacher
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