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Introduction to Experimental ArchaeologyThe Wiltshire Heritage Museum will be running an eight-week evening lecture course (and a Saturday workshop) consisting of a, "…series of classes, combining lecturing and practical activities, to teach the aims and techniques of Experimental Archaeology." The course will be led by Katy Whitaker, a graduate of Cambridge and Exeter Universities, and will include - • Introduction: course aims, definition of Experimental Archaeology, the experimental 'scale', what makes an experiment? • Critiques of archaeological experiments, issues of risk and ethics. • Prehistoric dairying. • Flint and hide. • Ceramics. • Saturday workshop – fire-starting, a bonfire firing to complete ceramics and finish curing a hide. The course begins on the 18 May. More here – http://www.wiltshireheritage.org.uk/events/index.php?Action=2&thID=617&prev=1 |
Posted by Littlestone3rd March 2011ce |
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