Get the prehistoric skills! Experimental archaeology – the way to understand past 1201-OG-EN-EA

(po angielsku) Contact hours with teacher: – participation in laboratories – 30 hrs; – consultations – 10 hrs; Self-study hours: – preparation for laboratories/experimental project – 40 hrs – writing experimental projects – 20 hrs – reading literature – 10 hrs. Altogether: 110 hrs (4 ECTS)

(po angielsku) Student: – W1: knows the history of the experimental research in archaeology; – W2: knows equipment, procedures, basic assumptions of the experimental archaeology as a scientific method; – W3: has a basic knowledge on the prehistory of Poland and Europe; –W4: has a knowledge on techniques and tools used in prehistory to processing different type of raw materials i. a. stone, wood, bone and antler, ceramics, amber etc.; – W5: has a basic knowledge on survival techniques used in everyday life in prehistory, such as food production and conservation, storage, hunting techniques, making the fire etc.; – W6: has a basic knowledge of the archaic techniques known from ethnography, – W7: is familiar with research methods connected to experimental archaeology i. a. use-wear method and others,

(po angielsku) Student: – W1: knows the history of the experimental research in archaeology; – W2: knows equipment, procedures, basic assumptions of the experimental archaeology as a scientific method; – W3: has a basic knowledge on the prehistory of Poland and Europe; –W4: has a knowledge on techniques and tools used in prehistory to processing different type of raw materials i. a. stone, wood, bone and antler, ceramics, amber etc.; – W5: has a basic knowledge on survival techniques used in everyday life in prehistory, such as food production and conservation, storage, hunting techniques, making the fire etc.; – W6: has a basic knowledge of the archaic techniques known from ethnography, – W7: is familiar with research methods connected to experimental archaeology i. a. use-wear method and others,

(po angielsku) Student: – U1: is able to process different types of raw materials known in prehistory using the replicas of the self-made „prehistoric” tools’ – U2: has the basic skills in using different techniques known in prehistory i. a. bone/antler softening, destructive wood distillation, making and firing the pottery, flint knapping, making the fire etc.; – U3: has the basic survival skills; – U4: can demonstrate/explain prehistoric ways of living to other people.

(po angielsku) Classes consist of two parts: (1) theoretical, where participants listen to short lectures on given issues, and (2) practical, where they conduct experimental work, with the treatment of various types of raw materials, using prehistoric techniques.

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- wykład konwersatoryjny
- pogadanka
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- studium przypadku
- doświadczeń
- ćwiczeniowa
- laboratoryjna
- obserwacji
- pomiaru w terenie

(po angielsku) Basic knowledge in the field of the prehistory of Polish lands, traditional processing techniques for various natural raw materials and health and safety rules.

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