Six
Lithuanian senior volunteers under the EU project visited Odense, Denmark from
5 to 26 of September in 2012. Together with Danish senior volunteers we did
such interesting and useful work:
Archaeological
investigations in the Areskov field under supervision of archaeologist Jorgen
A. Jacobsen.
We were excavating iron production site.
Sewing an
examples for Ladby tapestry which will be done in Ladby’s Viking Museum. Also
carpentry works for making old Viking ship.
- Archaeological
mapping in Abylund.
- Beach
walking, searching for artefacts.
- Archaeological
searchings in Garup.
Eigils and Leif‘s lectures about Danish prehistory and
history, about what is archaeological mapping
is DK.
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Introduction
with project’s program . We
have nothing in common in Lithuania as here in Pipstorn. This is Danish
prehistory. |
Volunteer work at Viking Museum in Ladby
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It was wonderfull to take part in sewing the examples for
tapestry. Very friendly and productive
days were in Ladby museum with danish volunteers.
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Sewing examples made by Antanina and Valda. May be Robertas feels like
viking? |
Rasa and Jonas prepared the material for viking ship.
Archaeological
excavating in Korinthos village. Sometimes
happened that we ought to find
Searching for burials. „artefacts“
on the floor in Harja‘s club.
Sunny
and rainy days in Areskov while excavating Lot
discussions about what we have found: iron
for
iron making site. melting
slag, produced in ancient bloomeries,
charcoal
pieces, small pieces of red clay,
fragments
of burned stone and ect.
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At
Gerda‘s and Harald‘s home we felt a great Discussions
after we helped to put in order burial
hospitality
while worked in Areskov. in
Gerda‘s and Harald‘s yeard.
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Eigils
instructions before beach walking in Fyns We
saw a very rich cultural layer on this shore.
Hoved.
It is very new and interesting experience
for us.
Wonderful
nature of fjords. Volunteers
from Middelfart shared their
knowledge
in volunteering with us.
Rainy
day during archaeological mapping in We
had a special lesson how to recognize flint
Abylund. artifacts.
But it appeared not so simple.