Conference Review: A Trip to the Birthplace of Experimental Archaeology
Summer is already coming to an end, but in experimental archaeology, season is not important. Following the conclusion of a field course in experimental archaeology held in the University of Latvia, it is hoped that a short report and perhaps a more detailed article will be produced in the future. W...
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EXARC
2014
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| Sumario: | Summer is already coming to an end, but in experimental archaeology, season is not important. Following the conclusion of a field course in experimental archaeology held in the University of Latvia, it is hoped that a short report and perhaps a more detailed article will be produced in the future. With that in mind, and while the memories are still fresh, I note the main events of a spring trip. |
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