next meeting in foteviken - openarch conference, modena 2012

Welcome to Foteviken

It all started with marine archeology

The centre of our activities – The Viking town

Meeting with the audience

Our volunteers


OpenArch conference will be held at Foteviken in

southern Sweden

from the 24th to 26th September 2012.

Foteviken .


Fotevikens museum is located in Sweden

at the Oresund near Malmo, Sweden's third

largest city.

Across Oresund, you will find Copenhagen,

the capital of Denmark

Copenhagen

Malmö

Foteviken


It is easy to get to

Foteviken

With flights to Kastrup Airport

in Copenhagen.

Kastrup

Foteviken



Foteviken


in Copenhagen.

With direct train to Sweden

across the Oresund Bridge,

one of the world's longest.

Kastrup

Foteviken

Exponering/förmedling



Foteviken


in Copenhagen.

With direct train to Sweden

across the Oresund Bridge,

one of the world's longest.

We pick you up and bring you

to Foteviken

Kastrup

Hyllie

Höllviken

Foteviken


September 24 - Day one will include:

Yesterday , today and tomorrow

Lars Amréus, Executive Director of the Swedish National Heritage Board:

(“How to make cultural heritage alive.”)

Peter Aronsson, Linköping University:

(“Why, when and how does the past become an engaging heritage site?”)

Per Karsten and Jerry Rosengren, The Historical museum of Lund:

(‘”From traditional museum to the museum for the future”).

Peter Lindbom, The Fullero Park project in Sweden:

(“The planned large theme park about Vikings.”)


Volonteers

Henrik Zipsane, Jamtli Historieland:

(“Cooperation all levels from a management point

of view - working with Staff and Volunteers”)

Anders Ödman, Lunds University: (“Archeology and volunteers”)

Kaare Johannessen, Middelaldercentret, Denmark:

(“About working with volunteers.”)

Catharina Oksen, Middelaldercentret, Denmark:

(“The opportunities that volunteers provide for

the Archaeological Open Air museums”).

3. Transport to evening dinner on board The Cog in the channel of Falsterbo.

The cog ship that we built


September 25

What is live interpretation, where did it come from and why does it matter?

Speakers & ‘provocateurs’:

Björn Jakobsen (Director, Fotevikens Viking Museum),

Dr Anna Farthing (IMTAL-Europe Chair),

Prof. Tony Jackson (Manchester University, editor of Performing Heritage, 2011)

Mark Wallis (Director, Past Pleasures @ the Historic Royal Palaces, UK).

Divide into three groups for participation in pre-selected

workshops & panel presentations.


Lunch

Guest speaker:

Chris Gidlow (Manager of Live Interpretation, Historic Royal Palaces, UK):

‘Emotional engagement through live interpretation,

with the accent on intangible cultural heritage’

Divide into three groups for participation in pre-selected

workshops & panel presentations.

Final round-table: summaries & questions arising from day’s events

Evening: Grand Viking Feast in the Long Hall

Exponering/förmedling


September 26 – OpenArch day

09.30 (Sala ex-Oratorio)

Welcome

10:00 Presentation of the activities for the 7 WP

10:30 WP1 - Project Management

11:00 WP2 - Improvement of Museum management’

11:30 Coffee break

12:00 WP3 - The Dialogue with the Visitors

12:30 WP4 - The Dialogue with Skills

13:00 Lunch

14:30 WP5 - The Dialogue with Science

15:00 WP6 - The Dialogue with Museum Organisations

15:30 WP7 - Communication & Dissemination including:

16:00 Introduction to next OpenArch meeting in Archeon( Nederland)

17:00 Steering committee

We will have an alternative program for people not involved in Steering committee

20:30 Dinner

Work Package 2 Improvement of museum management at partner

museums Welcome to Sweden and

Foteviken Museum

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