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Many thanks to the session organizers and the speakers of #s424 "Gender and archaeology for non-specialist audiences"! #eaa2020virtual

Now final discussion of a session with many faces! It was interesting to see the various ways and images that are used to inform and educate non-specialist audiences about the past #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Clara Masriera-Esquerra: when designing activities for kids, it is important 1) to know the scientific reference on which it is based, and 2) to avoid discriminatory language #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Clara Masriera-Esquerra: didactic sequence to introduce children to prehistory: aknowledge previous ideas of audience on topic -> introduce new concepts and knowledge -> evaluate what was learned #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Clara Masriera-Esquerra: introducing young children to prehistory and therefore to humanities prepares them for living in a society with its history #s424 #eaa2020virtual

the final paper is now presented by Clara Masriera-Esquerra on gender stereotypes in pre- and primary schools #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Ana Christina Martins now continuing on methods how to analyse photographs in a hermeneutic approach #s424 #eaa2020virtual

the morning session on gender and archaeology for non-specialist audiences has to deal with quite a lot technical problems: Thanks to the collegaues from the conference organisation who jumped in to help! #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Ana Christina Martins exploring photographs of archaeological material and excavations as historiographic source #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Ana Christina Martins is now talking about gender and archaeology for non-specialist audiences in Portugal #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Karen Dempsey is discussing that past people are often absent in heritage interpretations #s424 #eaa2020virtual

caste studies very male dominated: How to make other people, especially womens stories visible? #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Now: Karen Dempsey about heritage, gender and collaborative working in medieval castles, and how it is presented to the public #s424 #eaa2020virtual

scientif ways of analysing the past (like the Eulau graves) also hold great pitfalls for interpretations: blood relationship does not necesarrily make a nuclar family in a modern sense. We have to be aware of our (unconscious) biases and perceptions #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Milka Berndt discussing: what is "family"? Can our view of "family" be transfered to the past? #s424 #eaa2020virtual

graves from Eulau, Saxony-Anhalt: The oldest nuclear family know so far? they are displayed that way in the museum #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Now the session is leaving the schedule, due to technical problems of some speakers #s424 #eaa2020virtual
Speaking now: Milka Berndt, The flintstones in saxony-anhalt? What aDNA and isotope analyses can tell us about kinship relationships - and what they don‘t

to be aware of stereotypes in modern reflections of the past, it is important to understand modern prejudice #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Andrea Schick and Beatriz Comendador Rey discuss stereotypes applies to women in the (distant) past, and how this affects modern role expectations #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Andrea Schick and Beatriz Comendador Rey talk about how prehistory is reflected in popular culture #s424 #eaa2020virtual

so, how can dioramas be used as proper didactic instruments? scientific basis/literatur and how diorama was created should be made transparent to museums visitors #s424 #eaa2020virtual

- advantages of dioramas: they are self-explanatory, and allow an emotional approach
- disadvantages of dioramas: they reflect the way nature and culture are percieved by the contemporary society
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Always problematic: in prehistory, not every detail of life is known, but in images like dioramas details have to be shown #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Between art and science: Sophie Heisig is exploring the diorama as mediator of life images #s424 #eaa2020virtual

How to make ancient women visible? Erica Angliker is discussion approaches from a university perspectice, and challenges the view of a neutral archaeology #s424 #eaa2020virtual

Now starting: #s424 "Gender and archaeology for non-specialist audiences". I'm looking forward to interesting talks! #eaa2020virtual

I'm looking forward to the #eaa2020virtual conference next week. There are so many interesting sessions to choose from! For example, #s424 "Gender and archaeology for non-specialist audiences" at 30th august, 9:00-12:00 #FemArc #genderarchaeology https://www.e-a-a.org/eaa2020virtual