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Archeology is a science

Prehistoric flint tools

A Meeting in the Living Laboratory of the Experimental Archeology Forum

The program:

- Making acquaintance with the participants
- Demonstrations and experimenting in flint knapping
- Gathering researchers and craftsmen - forming a thinking group for research interests in flint tools

We are happy to invite you to the first meeting, not in Zoom, but in-person at the complex that will very soon become the living laboratory of the Israeli Forum for Experimental Archeology!!!

Tuesday, 13.07.2021, 6 pm, JNF compound at Givat Yeshayahu

A conference on early archaeological textiles, starting from the Neolithic and running until the Early Middle Ages, organized by Department of Christian Archeology at the University of Bonn.

You can find the program in PDF format .

For the anniversary «10 years UNESCO World Heritage Site of prehistoric pile dwellings around the Alps» we are going to the lake together with the Office for Monument Preservation and Archeology. At the Zuger Landsgemeindeplatz we provide information about the world heritage and the pile dwelling.

Animations, reconstructions and archaeological experiments in connection with the evolution of artisanal techniques.

2021 sees the first South West Bushcraft & Outdoor Show!

Promoting traditional crafts, primitive skills and bushcraft. Journey back in time by visiting our Anglo Saxon woodland farmstead, where you can witness and try your hand at an array of different traditional skills and crafts to understand how our ancestor's lived off the land.

In 2021, the Latvian Archaeological Club will participate in the European Archeology Days for the second year, this year one day - on June 19. Within the framework of the event, various prehistoric skills workshops, demonstrations, lectures will take place.

Program:

So inconspicuous and yet so versatile: Boxes and baskets, ropes and nets, coats and shoes are just a small selection of the things that were made from raffia around 6000 years ago.

Flevoland occupies a special place in archaeology.