This week, we did not have an official lab session as it was the last week of classes. However, on our last day of classes, Wednesday May 29th, 2024, we hosted an Experimental Archeology showcase in the outdoor Anderson Hall Ampitheatre. At this gathering, I worked alongside Hope Yu to talk about our cremation lab…
Booth-Building and Turf Construction
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Pitching our Tent
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Week 7 Data Report: Group D
This week, our Thursday lab was centered around the medieval (and early modern) technology of blacksmithing. Special guest blacksmith Martin Pansch taught us the process of heating up our fires and forging roves (square washers) and nails for construction. This was largely an experiential lab, with it almost impossible to collect unique hard data and…
Roves and Nails
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Cremation and Firing
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Dyeing on Mai FĂȘte
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Group E Lab Data Report: Week 4, Wool-Working
This week, I (Alex Wilson) was the data recorder for Group E (Scott Hudson, Giselle Nelson, and myself), and this data report is the summary of our experience with wool-working. This lab was particularly difficult to gather quantitative data from (as others have mentioned), as this effort was entirely experiential and we had no specific…
Wool-Working: Weaving and Spinning
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Ceramics From and Around the Carleton Arboretum
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