J. Kateřina Dvořáková

Documents

• Ancient wood, woodworking and wooden houses (contribution to the ESF workshop on the reconstruction of wooden buildings from the prehistoric and early historic period in Århus, Denmark in 1987) (2006)
• Anàlisi dels espais de presentació arqueològics de l'Edat dels Metalls (2007)
• Archaeological Open Air Museums: a possible new way forward (2010)
• Archaeoparc Liboc. Origins and conception of one educational project (2004)
• Assumptive holes and how to fill them (2005)
• Baking bread in a reconstructed bread oven of the Late Iron Age (2005)
• Bone and Antler. Softening techniques in prehistory of the North Eastern part of the Polish Lowlands in the light of experimental archaeology and micro trace analysis (2007)
• Brushwood’s big dig (2010)
• Canterbury Archaeological Trust celebrates its 30th birthday giving ‘CAT KIT’ to local schools (2006)
• Celtic house reconstructions on the Burgberg in Schwarzenbach (2007)
• Construction of a circular ditch system and houses of the middle Neolithic (2006)
• A contribution towards learning about ‘Forest industries’ (2006)
• Creating products for tourism – the example of Lofotr Viking Museum (2010)
• Description de la fabrication expérimentale du grain d’enfilage en akène de Lithospermum de type 2 et de la pendeloque à ailettes globulaires (2005)
• Die Pädagogische Nutzung des Archäologisch-Ökologischen Zentrums Albersdorf (Deutschland) (2005)
• Dioramas, (re)constructions and Experimental Archaeology (2006)
• Dum císlo 401, Cladh Hallan, South Uist. Hebridy (2001)
• Early guns and gunpowder – experiments and ethnoarchaeological research (2010)
• Educational introduction to the historical workshops in Denmark (2004)
• Enfilage des soquilles de Columbella rustica et de Trivia europea (2006)
• Espacios de presentación de la Edad del Hierro en el sur de Inglaterra (Hampshire) (2004)
• Excavation to exhibition. Interpreting archaeology to the public in Scotland and Europe (2007)
• Experiment and knowledge base: bringing historical textile workers together (2010)
• Experimental Archaeology in media (2005)
• Experimental Archaeology: methodology and new perspectives in Archaeological Open Air Museums (2010)
• Experimental ironmaking once more: combining theory and find material (2010)
• Experimental pottery firing in closed firing devices from the Neolithic – Hallstatt Period in Central Europe (2004)
• Experimental Roman minting (2006)
• Experimentele archeologie in Tsjechië (2007)
• Experiments in pottery manufacture (2004)
• Feuersteinpapst in Rente – Harm Paulsen wird 65 (2010)
• The folk high school of Bäckedal: education in ancient techniques (2007)
• For the reader's sake: Publishing experimental archaeology (2005)
• From archaeological evidence to experimental reconstruction and back (2010)
• Future of Experimental Archaeology (2006)
• Historical awareness: the role of archaeological open air museums (2007)
• How to publish experimental archaeology? Publishing archaeological experiments: a quick guide for the unitiated (2005)
• The Iceman Murder (2005)
• Ildikó Poroszlai (1955-2005) (2005)
• Implications of crushed pottery in prehistoric pottery (2006)
• In brief (2005)
• Interpretation based on experience (2005)
• It takes two. Publishing Proceedings on experimental archaeology (2004)
• «I’ll never be the same again !» Inspiring a passion for the past by working with young people out of school (2004)
• La broche à rôtir articulée de Port-Sainte-Foy (2007)
• Las reconstrucciones arqueológicas: problemas y tendencias (2009)
• Le collier de la dame de Chamblandes (2004)
• Le Parc de la Prehistoire de Tarascon sur Ariège (2005)
• Learning through experience (2010)
• Living History in an Early 14th Century Castle (2006)