Audio Visual Methods in Collaborative Archaeology: Exploring the Politics of Heritage

 

Date: 21-30 March 2024

Location: Netherlands Institute in Athens

Credits: 4 ECT

Audio-visual applications are nowadays broadly used in heritage and museum studies, fostering communication between researchers and visitors as well as the promotion of heritage sites and museum collections. Furthermore, as digital media has become increasingly affordable and accessible, visual representation is expanding across several dimensions in archaeology, becoming a prominent tool of analysis and collaboration within the discipline. By discussing the available methodological tools and critically reflecting on their application, this intensive course focuses on how such tools can be incorporated ethically into collaborative archaeological research. For this, the program includes a basic introductory course on audio-visual methods in one of the most challenging urban landscapes of Europe, where archaeology and the politics of heritage management intersect in unique ways. During this course, participants will collaboratively produce short multimedia works, such as clip-films or essay films, featuring alternative archaeological narratives about the many relationships between the people, archaeological materiality, and discourse.

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Credits: ARCHON members can receive 4 ECTs for attending the course and handing in the final assignment. Assessment will be handled by the course organisers.

Registration: Closed!