What is EXARC, What are AOAMs - S.P.A. Smart Puglia Archaeology, June 2014
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inShare 0 views S.P.A. Smart Puglia Archaeology is an open project led by Terracunta Association (http://www.terracunta.it) in Puglia, Italy, aimed to make smarter use of archaeology within the landscape. They intend to set up an archaeological open-air museum in the National Natural Reserve and Marine Protected Area of Torre Guaceto. For this purpose a series of workshops and lectures took place in June with specialists on subjects including funding, PR, type of activities, authenticity et cetera. The first session in these series was in the hands of Lara Comis, EXARC, with a lecture introducing AOAMs and their core themes and challenges.
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What is EXARC, What are AOAMs - S.P.A. Smart Puglia Archaeology, June 2014
- 1. What is EXARC What are AOAMs 1
- 3. Archaeological Open-Air Museums Experimental Archaeology Ancient Technology Interpretation Four Legs 3
- 5. DR ROELAND PAARDEKOOPER EXARC DIRECTOR 5
- 6. 6 UK centre, farm, park, village Germany museum, park France prehistosites, parcs archéologiques, archéosites Denmark historiske værksteder Sweden fornbyar, forntidsbyar, arkeologiske friluftsmuseer the Netherlands centrum, museum, erf, boerderij, kamp CHARACTERISING
- 7. 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45% 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 Founding dates of archaeological open-air museums HISTORY IN THEMES 7
- 11. WHERE TO FIND? “ A (house)reconstruction is no experiment ” 11 HISTORY IN THEMES
- 13. EXPERIMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGY = LONG BREATH HISTORY IN THEMES 13
- 17. VERIFICATION OF SCRIPTS ENCOURAGE QUESTIONING USING COMPETENT PEOPLE HISTORY IN THEMES 17
- 20. TRADITIONAL MUSEUMS 1 COLLECTING 2 CONSERVING 3 PRESENTING AOAM 1 EDUCATION 2 PRESENTATION 3 EXPERIMENT 4 COMMERCE 5 LIVE INTERPRETATION WHAT ARE AOAMs? 20
- 24. EU Experience 24
- 25. 25 PR STRATEGY
- 28. 28 Links with other organisations 28
- 29. THE DARK SIDE 29
- 30. 3. LACK OF INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT 2. SPEAK THE LANGUAGE 1. ONE VALUE DOESN’T GUARANTEE THE OTHER CHALLENGES 6. NO STRUCTURE FOR CAREER DEVELOPMENT 5. LEARN FROM OTHER DISCIPLINES 4. EMPHASIS ON EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT 30
- 31. 1. Birth • Planning, requirements • Materials, tools, skills 31 2. Life • Interior design / equipment • Indoor Climate • Usage • Repairs / changes 3. Death A HUT’S LIFE
- 32. 1. CHICKEN – EGG 2. RE-INVENTING THE WHEEL 3. RETURNING FROM EXPERIMENT TO ARCHAEOLOGY 4. EXTENSIVE VS INTENSIVE 5. COMMON LANGUAGE 6. OPEN ACCESS INFORMATION 32 Added Value to Science
- 33. 1. COMBINE CULTURAL HERITAGE WITH NATURAL HERITAGE / ENVIRONMENT 2. MAKE LINKS WITH THE AREA NEARBY AOAMs – SWOT 33
- 34. 1. SO DIFFERENT FROM ONE ANOTHER (BANDWITH) 2. LARGE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN STAFF 3. FREQUENT CHANGES IN STAFF 4. COMMUNICATION IS A PROBLEM 5. MODEL BASED ON CONTENTS OR “BUSINESS” 6. “FOUNDER SYNDROME” 7. NOT IN MASS TOURISM AREAS 8. LITTLE UNDERSTANDING OF THEIR VISITORS 9. RUNNING AND MAINTAINING AN AOAM IS VERY LABOUR INTENSIVE AOAMs – SWOT 34
- 35. 1. GROWING INTEREST IN CULTURAL AND NATURAL HERITAGE 2. GROWING WHISH FOR ACTIVE PARTICIPATION AOAMs – SWOT 35
- 36. 36 CONCLUSIONS