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18 Νοε 2019 · In these cases, public archaeology education is actively initiated and pursued by archaeology experts with the intention of communicating their latest finds and research, or little known information, to wider audiences.
archaeology in education, different theoretical approaches to learning, and the place of archaeology within formal learning. Three short case studies present examples of archaeological education in different forums. The Council for British Archaeology as one of its first acts at its
Archaeoinformatics is the study of computational and digital technologies to analyze, archive, and disseminate archaeological records and the locations, contexts, and characteristics of the materials that embody those records.
8 Ιαν 2022 · In “Exploring Well-being at Three Great Lakes Lighthouses,” Sarah Surface-Evans (this volume) flips the script on the archaeology of health, by critically examining ableism and well-being.
11 Αυγ 2018 · Several educational tools and techniques are used in archaeology to enhance its educational role (Ducady et al. 2016), including teaching reasoning ability in combination with an understanding of, and respect for, cultural diversity and tolerance.
4 Ιουλ 2013 · The links between archaeology and education take many forms, ranging from the formal teaching of archaeology at primary, secondary, and tertiary levels, or as part of various categories of adult education, or the use of archaeology in teaching across the school curriculum, to informal education of members of the public through different media ...
Archaeological sites, such as ancient geometric earthworks and Neolithic farming settlements or the ruins of medieval castles and Iron Age town fortifications, make history tangible. This authenticity fascinates and motivates us to take a closer look at these places and the artifacts they hold.
