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- [A non-profit video production charity](https://open-past.org/) - Person-centered. Community Focused Projects Our Main Projects. A complete list of our projects can be found here TALE: The Archaeology Lecture E-library The essential archaeological lecture resource. Presentations, workshops and seminars from archaeology, history and heritage conferences. If you are interested in the newest archaeology research then please subscribe. If you would like us to
- [TAFAC 2025](https://open-past.org/conference/)
- [About Us](https://open-past.org/about-us/) - We help advance people’s knowledge, skills and wellbeing through filmmaking. No matter who you are, Open Past is for you!
- [TALE: The Archaeology Lecture E-library](https://open-past.org/tale-the-archaeology-lecture-e-library/) - Recent uploads Rates Senior Videographer: £300 per day Junior Videographer: £150 per day + Expenses OR Free! - when we can. We love to work with communities and passionate people. If its non-for-profit, contact us and we'll see what we can do. We can't do this for everyone but we can also explore other options
- [Video Production Services](https://open-past.org/services/) - Open Past provides production services for all your video needs. As a small, adaptable, community-focused team, we specialize in promotional videos, documentaries, training materials, and conference recordings. We’re passionate about making filmmaking accessible to everyone and helping you overcome any barriers or challenges. So what are you waiting for? Get in touch to see how
- [Our Projects](https://open-past.org/projects/) - Open Past Films We infuse our filmmaking with a deep passion for Community and Togetherness. Everyone should have access to video production, regardless of their background. If you need our skills get in touch and we'll work something out at doug@open-past.org or the contact form below. See our Portfolio See All Our Projects Our Youtube
- [Film & Conference Library](https://open-past.org/projects-2/) - Here are individual conference and video projects that we have worked on over the years:
- [Open Past Films](https://open-past.org/portfolio-2/) - Wiki Loves Monuments The World’s Largest Photo Contest A short series of video for the Wiki Loves Monuments photo contest. Find Out More
- [Heritage Video Production](https://open-past.org/heritage-video-production/) - Rates Senior Videographer: £300 per day Junior Videographer: £150 per day + Expenses OR Free! - when we can. We love to work with communities and passionate people. If its non-for-profit, contact us and we'll see what we can do. We can't do this for everyone but we can also explore other options such as
- [Proven Promo Video that Resonates](https://open-past.org/services/promo-videos/) - Ready to stand out? Tailored promo video solutions to boost engagement and build buzz. Let your business POP. Bespoke Video Production to increase your sales.
- [Educational and Training videos](https://open-past.org/services/educational-and-training-videos/) - Expert training videos tailored to you and your employees! Get your free quote today. Knowledge On-Demand. Captivating training videos that create impact.
- [Drone Videography](https://open-past.org/services/drone-videography/) - Engaging Aerial Content. Elevate your brand today with 4K drone videography. Need a marketing boost? Reach New Heights with Professional Commercial Drone Video.
- [Conference and Live Event Filming](https://open-past.org/services/conference-and-live-event-filming/) - Need your event to reach a wider audience? Top live event and conference video solutions. Immortalize your event. Live recording and streaming specialists
- [Documentary Film-Making](https://open-past.org/services/documentary-filming-making/) - Expert Business Documentaries. Build customer confidence with professional storytelling. Turn your story into a legacy. Professional documentaries.
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## Projects

- [Wiki Loves Monuments The World’s Largest Photo Contest - Bespoke Video Editing](https://open-past.org/blog/project/wiki-loves-monuments-the-worlds-largest-photo-contest-bespoke-video-editing/) - A short series of films for the Wiki Loves Monuments photo contest. About Wiki Loves Monuments: "Wiki Loves Monuments is an international photo contest for monuments, organized by Wikimedia in September and October. Wikimedia is the movement behind Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia – a global collaboration authored by volunteers. Cultural heritage is an important part
- [Archaeological Achievement Awards 2024 Live Stream](https://open-past.org/blog/project/archaeological-achievement-awards-2024-live-stream/) - The 2024 Archaeological Achievement Awards were a celebration of creativity, innovation, and community in archaeology and heritage. Held at Cardiff’s stunning Temple of Peace, the event shone a spotlight on inspiring projects and individuals making an extraordinary impact in the field. Find out more here https://www.archaeologyuk.org/our-work/archaeology-awards/archaeological-achievement-awards.html What we did: On-Site Live Streaming - Equipped with
- [International Network for Contemporary Archaeology- Banners](https://open-past.org/blog/project/international-network-for-contemporary-archaeology-banners/) - We made a series of banners for the International Network for Contemporary Archaeology (INCA Scot), a research framework for contemporary archaeology in Scotland. To find out more See all the banners we made here https://open-past.org/incascot/case-studies/
- [New Scots at Newbattle](https://open-past.org/blog/project/new-scots-at-newbattle/) - Join newly immigrated Scots as they connect with Scotland's beautiful heritage. Our work A short film on how archaeology can help newly immigrated Scots integrate, and connect with their new home. An example of us in our element: connecting with communities to uncover the rich interplay between community and heritage.
- [Dumbarton Rock](https://open-past.org/blog/project/dumbarton-rock/) - A voyage around the fabled Dumbarton Rock. An immerse exploration of thousands of years of fascinating lore surrounding Dumbarton Castle with the Castle Hunter himself, David C. Weinczok Our work Part of our Glasgow open days series form 2021. We filmed and edited.
- [The Museum of Scottish Fire Heritage](https://open-past.org/blog/project/the-museum-of-scottish-fire-heritage/) - Our work with the Museum of Scottish Fire Heritage to promote the link between the museum and the community. Our work We filmed and edited several videos, including workshops and promotional materials. Find out more here https://museumofscottishfireheritage.org/
- [The Twelve Towers of Rule](https://open-past.org/blog/project/the-twelve-towers-of-rule/) - Within the majestic Rulewater lies the fabled Bedrule Castle, erected by the Comyn family, longtime rivals to the legendary Robert the Bruce. From the Hammer of the Scots to the Earl of Hertford, the Castle played host to many a historic person, and many famous events, before meeting its untimely demise in 1545. Join us
- [Keep Scotland Beautiful](https://open-past.org/blog/project/keep-scotland-beautiful/) - We produced a series of brief videos for use as a part of a tour to promote Beautiful, clean and environmentally friendly places in Glasgow. Including Glasgow Southern Necropolis, Yorkhill Park, Overnewton Square, Finn’s Place and Square Yard. The goal was to take viewers on a trip through Glasgow to learn about the heritage and
- [Govan Stones - Short Documentary Film](https://open-past.org/blog/project/govan-stones-short-documentary-film/) - Our film on the Govan Stones. "The artefacts held at Govan Old comprise one of the most impressive collections of early medieval sculpture found anywhere in Europe. Remarkably, every single one of these Viking-age treasures has lain in Govan Old churchyard for over 1000 years." Find out more here https://thegovanstones.org.uk/ Our Work We were tasked
- [More Than Sherds - Short Documentary Film](https://open-past.org/blog/project/more-than-sherds-short-documentary-film/) - Explore Scotland's intriguing 'Ghost Industry' through the lens of the exhibition co-curator, Ruth Impey, and the applied arts students from the City of Glasgow College. This short film delves into the remnants of Scotland's Pottery Industry. Idea and script by Ruth Impey Scottish Pottery | Ruth Impey, Scottish Ceramicist, Potter, Teacher, Researcher" Find out more
- [Hampden Dig - Short Documentary Film](https://open-past.org/blog/project/hampden-dig-short-documentary-film/) - Our film on the world's first purpose-built international football stadium. With Archaeology Scotland for Scottish Archaeology Month. Find out more here https://www.archaeologyscotland.org.uk/scottish-archaeology-month/ Our work: Our responsibilities encompassed capturing captivating aerial footage, assembling compelling b-roll, and editing to breathe life into these narratives.
- [Glasgow Cathedral - Short Documentary Film](https://open-past.org/blog/project/glasgow-cathedral-short-documentary-film/) - Our film on Glasgow Cathedral, in partnership with Glasgow Doors Open Days. Find out more about Glasgow Cathedral here https://glasgowcathedral.org/ Our work: We were tasked with creating a short film featuring the Gothic Giant as part of Glasgow Doors Open Days. Our responsibilities encompassed capturing captivating aerial footage, assembling compelling b-roll, and editing to breathe
- [Antonine Wall - Short Documentary Film Series](https://open-past.org/blog/project/antonine-wall-short-documentary-film-series/) - A short series of films for the University of Edinburgh, Historic Environment Scotland and Antonine Wall World Heritage Site. About the Antonine Wall: "From Old Kilpatrick on the west coast to near Bo’ness in the east, the Antonine Wall was around 37 miles (60km) long". Find out more here: https://www.antoninewall.org/about-the-wall Our Work: From the Hunterian
- [Redevelopment of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Museum - Short Documentary Film](https://open-past.org/blog/project/redevelopment-of-the-argyll-and-sutherland-highlanders-museum-short-documentary-film/) - Our film on the Redevelopment of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Museum. Find out more about the museum here https://argylls.co.uk/ What we did: Our responsibilities encompassed capturing captivating aerial footage, assembling compelling b-roll, and editing to breathe life into these narratives.
- [Winning Postcode Lottery Competition](https://open-past.org/blog/project/winning-postcode-lottery-competition/) - Our winning entry to the Postcode competition in 2022. An animated trailer for Making Humanity, a free colouring book project run by our parent charity, Open Past.
- [The Llandrindod Wells Log Boat](https://open-past.org/blog/project/the-llandrindod-wells-log-boat/) - In 1929, a mysterious log boat washed up on the shore of the bank of the river Ithon. The Amgueddfa Museum was born. Now 100 years later, join the museum and the local community as they take a closer look at the river bank where it was found.
- [The 1722 Waggonway](https://open-past.org/blog/project/the-1722-waggonway/) - Waggon way Glasswok Dig 2020 Welcome to the Preston salt pans! The 1722 Waggonway Project was established to celebrate the first railway in Scotland. Find out more at https://www.1722waggonway.co.uk/ Glasswork Dig 2020 This short film duology offers a glimpse into the Glasswork Dig of 2020 by the Waggonway Project, searching for remnants of 18th-century glassworks
- [Jordanhill School ](https://open-past.org/blog/project/jordanhill-school/) - An extensive tour of the historic JordanHill School, previously Jordanhill College School in Chamberlain Road, Jordanhill, Glasgow. Join 4 pupils from 2021, as they delve deep into its history and development since opening in 1920. Part of Our Glasgow Open Days Project 2021 Glasgow Door Open Days is an annual festival which opens the doors
- [Cinema Returns to Govanhill Cinema - Short Documentary Film](https://open-past.org/blog/project/cinema-returns-to-govanhill-cinema-short-documentary-film/) - Our film on Lydia Honeybone & Shireen Taylor's project to bring cinema and the arts to communities within Govanhill. Find out more https://glasgowamis.org/ What we did As part of our collaboration with Glasgow Doors Open Days, we were commissioned to produce two short films centred around the Govanhill Cinema. One film chronicles the revival of
- [The Great Glasgow Pottery Tale - Short Documentary Film](https://open-past.org/blog/project/the-great-glasgow-pottery-tale-short-documentary-film/) - Written by Ruth Impey. Uncover the story of Glasgow's pottery industry through the lost industrial export pottery sites. From Sighthill Bridge to the murky banks of the Forth and Clyde Monkland Canals, join us as we bring various historical pottery pieces back to their birthplace. Idea and script by Ruth Impey Scottish Pottery | Ruth
- [The Seven Lochs Wetlands Park](https://open-past.org/blog/project/the-seven-lochs-wetlands-park/) - Join us on a whistle-stop tour of the resplendent Seven Lochs Wetlands Park. An epic treasure trove of nature and heritage hidden in the mists of Glasgow- 7 beautiful locks, 5 local nature reserves, a country park, and miles of winding nature trails. After taking this brief tour with us, you won’t resist diving in
- [The ‘Barras’ Barrowland 100th anniversary](https://open-past.org/blog/project/the-barras-barrowland-100th-anniversary/) - We created a short film on the 100th anniversary of the Barras market in Glasgow - something that is absolutely steeped in community and oral history. From Maggie McIvor's entrepreneurial spirit that created the Barras to its modern-day use as a market and venue hall, we delved deep into how the community was shaped, and
- [Stobs Camp](https://open-past.org/blog/project/stobs-camp/) - A three-part short film series on the Archaeology Scotland project on an internationally important site, Stobs Camp. Focused on the Pre and Peri First World War, the project aimed to understand the site, value the people connected to it, and protect the camp for future generations. Stobs Camp was vital for Scotland's Preparation for war.
- [Museums Warwickshire Lockdown Project](https://open-past.org/blog/project/museums-warwickshire-lockdown-project/) - During the Covid-19 lockdown, we collaborated with Museums Warwickshire to ensure continued visitor engagement and education when physical access to the museum was impossible. The aim was to bring the museum experience to audiences at home. Our work We adapted to the challenging circumstances by working closely with the museum staff, who provided the footage
- [Scotland's Backyard Castles - Borthwick Castle in Midlothian | Dig It! TV - Short Documentary Film](https://open-past.org/blog/project/scotlands-backyard-castles-borthwick-castle-in-midlothian-dig-it-tv-short-documentary-film/) - A short film for Digit TV "Head to the west coast of Scotland with Saga to check out Dunollie Castle, a fascinating ruin with a strategic vantage point, before stepping back in time at the 1745 House Museum." About Digit TV Find out more here https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/digittv
- [Dunollie: Oban's Ancient Castle Ruin | Dig It! TV - Short Documentary Film](https://open-past.org/blog/project/dunollie-obans-ancient-castle-ruin-dig-it-tv-short-documentary-film/) - A short film for Digit TV "Head to the west coast of Scotland with Saga to check out Dunollie Castle, a fascinating ruin with a strategic vantage point, before stepping back in time at the 1745 House Museum." About Digit TV Find out more here https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/digittv
- [Uncovering East Lothian - Dunbar Castle | Dig It! TV - Short Documentary Film](https://open-past.org/blog/project/uncovering-east-lothian-dunbar-castle-dig-it-tv-short-documentary-film/) - A short film for Digit TV "The brooding remains of an ancient fortress, a bloody five-month-long siege and a formidable fourteenth-century female can mean only one location for this episode of #DigItTV. This time, Saga and the team take on Dunbar Castle. It may not seem like such an intimidating presence today, but do not
- [2022 Marsh Archaeology Awards Ceremony and Lecture Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/2022-marsh-archaeology-awards-ceremony-and-lecture-live-event-videography/) - Presentations at the 2022 Marsh Archaeology Awards Ceremony and Lecture. About Marsh Archaeology: "The Marsh CharitableTrust supports organisations and people who make a difference within the charity sector The website: https://www.archaeologyuk.org What we did: Live Event Videography - we recorded each presentation, edited the recordings and then published them so that we increased the reach,
- [Mike Parker Pearson Stonehenge Lecture 2015 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/mike-parker-pearson-stonehenge-lecture-2015-live-event-videography/) - The Annual Beatrice de Cardi Lecture from Mike Parker Pearson in 2015 About the Aannual Beatrice de Cardi Lecture: Archaeologists debate A303 at Stonehenge - Save Stonehenge World Heritage Site (stonehengealliance.org.uk) http://annual Beatrice de Cardi Lecture What we did: Live Event Videography - we recorded the lecture, edited the recording and then published it so
- [Letters to a Young Archaeologist: Archaeology Scotland - Editing](https://open-past.org/blog/project/letters-to-a-young-archaeologist-archaeology-scotland-editing/) - A short film we edited for Archaeology Scotland About Archaeology Scotland: Archaeology Scotland is the leading independent charity working to inspire people to discover, explore, care for and enjoy Scotland’s archaeological heritage. Find out more here: https://www.archaeologyscotland.org Our Work: We were approached to edit video footage from the Letters to a Young Archaeologist project from
- [British Archaeological Awards 2016](https://open-past.org/blog/project/british-archaeological-awards-2016/) - Shortlisted videos for the British Archaeological Awards 2016 "The prestigious British Archaeological Awards take place every two years and are Britain’s only independent sector-wide archaeological awards, celebrating and showcasing the best in British archaeology. Find out more here https://archaeologists.net/news/british-archaeological-awards-winners-2018-1539765189 What we did Awards videos - we made a series of short videos to highlight all
- [2015 MicroPasts conference](https://open-past.org/blog/project/2015-micropasts-conferencene/) - Presentations from the 2015 MicroPasts conference About MicroPasts : "A collaborative opensource citizen science powered project, built on a partnership between volunteers and professionals". The website: https://micropasts.org/ What we did: Live Event Videography - we recorded each presentation, edited the recordings and then published them so that we increased the reach, impact and accessibility of
- [Adopt-A-Monument Workshop Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/adopt-a-monument-workshop-live-event-videography/) - Presentations at the 2016 Adopt-A-Monument Celebration Day. About Adopt-A-Monument: "At its core Adopt-a-Monument is here to help you get involved with your local heritage. It supports local communities to conserving monuments that they feel passionate about. We do this through training, advice, fundraising and practical on-site activities.". The website: https://www.archaeologyscotland.org.uk/adopt-a-monument/ What we did: Live Event
- [Aerial Archeology Research Group 2023 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/aerial-archeology-research-group-2023-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Aerial Archeology Research Group 2023 Conference. About the Aerial Archaeology Research Group: "Aerial Archaeology Research Group sees the aerial perspective as integral to the pursuit of key questions in archaeology and heritage, including landscape character, long term landscape change, human ecodynamics, and the experience of place. We are a community of archaeologists, heritage
- [Archaeological Research in Progress 2014 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/archaeological-research-in-progress-2014-live-event-videography/) - May 31st 2014, Archaeological Research in Progress Conference in Dundee Scotland, run by Archaeology Scotland that year. About Archaeology Scotland: Archaeology Scotland is the leading independent charity working to inspire people to discover, explore, care for and enjoy Scotland’s archaeological heritage. Find out more here: https://www.archaeologyscotland.org.uk What we did: Live Event Videography - we recorded
- [Archaeological Research in Progress 2015 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/archaeological-research-in-progress-2015-live-event-videography/) - About the Conference: "The day conference was held in the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 22-26 George Street, Edinburgh EH2 2PQ, on Saturday 30 May 2015. The programme included sessions reflecting the best practice and new research findings covering a breadth of chronological periods and projects from across Scotland from across Scotland as part of Dig It! 2015."
- [Archaeological Research in Progress 2016 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/archaeological-research-in-progress-2016-live-event-videography/) - This joint Archaeology Scotland and Society of Antiquaries of Scotland day conference provided an annual opportunity to hear up-to-date accounts of Archaeological Research in Progress in Scotland. Find out more here: https://www.socantscot.org/event/archaeological-research-in-progress/ About Archaeology Scotland and Society of Antiquaries of Scotland: Archaeology Scotland is the leading independent charity working to inspire people to discover, explore,
- [Archaeological Research in Progress 2018 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/archaeological-research-in-progress-2018-live-event-videography/) - "Archaeological Research in Progress 2018 is the annual national conference that gives you the opportunity to hear about the most recent archaeological projects across Scotland, this year particularly focusing on research in Stirlingshire, Perthshire, Kinross, Fife, and Argyll." Find out more here: https://www.socantscot.org/event/archaeological-research-in-progress-2018/ About Archaeology Scotland and Society of Antiquaries of Scotland: Archaeology Scotland is
- [Archaeology Day with CPAT and CBA Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/archaeology-day-with-cpat-and-cba-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Archaeology Day with CPAT and CBA. "Archaeology talks and exciting project updates from across the heritage and archaeology sector in Wales." About the organisers: The Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust was established in 1975 and its object is the ‘education of the public in archaeology’. CPAT is one of four Welsh Archaeological Trusts working
- [Archaeology Scotland's 2016 AGM Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/archaeology-scotlands-2016-agm-live-event-videography/) - About Archaeology Scotland: Archaeology Scotland is the leading independent charity working to inspire people to discover, explore, care for and enjoy Scotland’s archaeological heritage. Find out more here: https://www.archaeologyscotland.org What we did: Live Event Videography - we recorded each presentation, edited the recordings and then published them so that we increased the reach, impact and
- [Barriers to Participation in Archaeology Online Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/barriers-to-participation-in-archaeology-online-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Barriers to Participation in Archaeology Online event. The afternoon workshop explored factors that might have limited or impeded public participation in archaeology and heritage via digital media and the Internet. The event was structured in two halves: In the first half, there were 6 short presentations by researchers and practitioners in the
- [Bannau Brycheiniog Heritage Day Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/bannau-brycheiniog-heritage-day-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Bannau Brycheiniog Heritage Day. "Bannau Brycheiniog Heritage Day celebrates the work undertaken by the Park Authority and its partners to promote the management and protection of the Historic Environment for the benefit of this and future generations. The event was opened to the public, and offered a "glimpse into Bannau Brycheiniog’s vision
- [British Archaeological Awards 2018](https://open-past.org/blog/project/british-archaeological-awards-2018/) - Shortlisted videos for the British Archaeological Awards 2018. "The prestigious British Archaeological Awards take place every two years and are Britain’s only independent sector-wide archaeological awards, celebrating and showcasing the best in British archaeology. Find out more here https://archaeologists.net/news/british-archaeological-awards-winners-2018-1539765189 What we did Awards videos - we made a series of short videos to highlight all
- [CAA Conference 2019 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/caa-conference-2019-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the The CAA Conference 2019. "The meeting focused on what lay ahead for digital and computational approaches to archaeology, to discuss future horizons for the field, and how state-of-the-art and upcoming technologies and approaches would continue to revolutionize how archaeology is done, what questions it addressed, how the past was thought about, and
- [CAA Tübingen Conference 2018 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/caa-tubingen-conference-2018-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the CAA Tübingen Conference 2018. "The Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA) Annual Conference is one of the major events in the calendar for scholars, specialists and experts in the field of computing technologies applied to archaeology." Find out more here https://2018.caaconference.org/. About CAA: "CAA is an international organisation bringing together
- [CAA 2015 Siena Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/caa-2015-siena-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the CAA 2015 Siena conference "The 43rd Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology "KEEP THE REVOLUTION GOING" Conference (CAA 2015 SIENA) explored a multitude of topics to showcase ground-breaking technologies and best practices from various archaeological and computer sciences disciplines, with a large diversity of case studies from all over the world.
- [CAA 2016 Oslo Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/caa-2016-oslo-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the CAA 2016 Oslo conference "The 44th Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology Conference (CAA 2016) was given the theme "Exploring Oceans of Data," in reference to Norway's maritime heritage. The conference addressed a multitude of topics. Through diverse case studies from all over the world, the conference showcased ground-breaking technologies and
- [CAAUK Edinburgh Conference 2018 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/caa-edinburgh-conference-2018-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the CAAUK Edinburgh Conference 2018. "CAA-UK aims to encourage communication between UK-based archaeologists, mathematicians and computer scientists in order to stimulate research and promote best practice in computational and mathematical approaches to the past." Find out more here https://uk.caa-international.org/caa-uk-2018-edinburgh/. About CAAUK: "CAA is an international organisation bringing together archaeologists, mathematicians and computer scientists.
- [CIfA2023 Videography and Live Streaming](https://open-past.org/blog/project/cifa2023-videography-and-live-streaming/) - Presentations from the CIfA2023 conference. It incorporated keynote addresses, wide-ranging sessions and training workshops in a live and virtual forum. Across the conference, we discussed current professional issues, showcased new developments, and presented research in archaeology and the wider heritage sector. Our conferences are the premier professional archaeological conference in the UK, attracting hundreds of
- [CAAUK 2015 University of Bradford Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/caa-uk-2015-university-of-bradford-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the CAA-UK 2015, University of Bradford conference "The conference was held at Bradford University’s dedicated Norcroft Conference Centre." Find out more here https://uk.caa-international.org/category/bradford-2015/. About CAAUK: "CAA is an international organisation bringing together archaeologists, mathematicians and computer scientists. It aims to encourage communication between these disciplines, to provide a survey of present work in
- [CAAUK 2012 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/caauk-2012-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA) University of Southampton conference. "The Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA) 2012 conference was hosted by the Archaeological Computing Research Group in the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Southampton on 26-30 March 2012." Find out more here https://2015.caaconference.org/. About CAAUK: "CAA
- [CAAUK 2016 Conference Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/caauk-2016-conference-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the The CAAUK Conference 2016. The CAA-UK 2016 AGM was held on Sunday, 6th March 2016, from 16:20 to 17:00." Find out more here https://uk.caa-international.org/category/leicester-2016/. About CAAUK: "CAA is an international organisation bringing together archaeologists, mathematicians and computer scientists. It aims to encourage communication between these disciplines, to provide a survey of present
- [CAAUK Conference 2023 Videography and Live Streaming](https://open-past.org/blog/project/caauk-conference-2023-videography-and-live-streaming/) - Presentations from the The CAAUK Conference 2023. The CAAUK (The UK Chapter of Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology) conference focuses on quantitative methods and computer applications in heritage About CAAUK: "CAA is an international organisation bringing together archaeologists, mathematicians and computer scientists. It aims to encourage communication between these disciplines, to provide a
- [CBA Skills for Future Training 2014 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/cba-skills-for-future-training-2014-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the CBA Skills for Future Training 2014. "As part of the 'Skills for the Future' programme, the CBA held several training events. These are the recordings from one of them in 2014.." What we did: Live Event Videography - we recorded each presentation, edited the recordings and then published them so that we
- [CIfA Brighton 2018 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/cifa-brighton-2018-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from CIfA Brighton 2018: Pulling together: collaboration, synthesis, innovation "The theme for 2018 provided an opportunity for heritage professionals to discuss, consider and learn about ways in which the archaeological profession can work together - and with others - to develop innovative and exciting projects that have wide-reaching benefit and become ‘greater than the sum
- [CIfA2019 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/cifa2018-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the CIfA2019 conference "The theme for the 2019 conference provided a forum for delegates to discuss and explore ideas around social value, public benefit, and the creation of knowledge. It offered the opportunity to think about legacy and how the work undertaken at that time would impact future generations – from inspiring future
- [CIfA2016 Annual conference and training event Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/cifa2016-annual-conference-and-training-event-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the CIfA2016 Annual conference and training event - Archaeology in context. "Hosted at the University of Leicester, expect to find our 2016 event packed with sessions, training and networking opportunities! We will have our usual three-day programme, this time exploring the broad theme Archaeology in context. We are hoping to turn the spotlight
- [CIfA2015 York Critical Mass Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/cifa2015-york-critical-mass-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from CIfA2015 York Critical mass: working together for a better Archaeology. "Critical Mass was a joint conference hosted by CIfA and CBA on 15th October 2015 in York and aimed to bring together practitioners, volunteers and organisations to think about how we can all work together. The day was about understanding issues, finding solutions
- [IfA 2014 Conference and Training Event Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/cifa-2014-conference-and-training-event-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the 2014 INSTITUTE for ARCHAEOLOGISTS conference and training event. "2014 was an important year for Scotland. It was our Year of Homecoming, where we welcomed the world, hosted the Ryder Cup in Gleneagles, the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, and celebrated the many splendors that Scotland had to offer. It was also a momentous
- [CHAT 2016 Orkney ‐ RURALITY! Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/chat-2016-orkney-‐-rurality-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Contemporary & Historical Archaeology in Theory (CHAT) Conference 2016. "Welcome to CHAT 2016 Orkney – RURALITY! The University of the Highlands and Islands Archaeology Institute was delighted to have hosted the conference and hoped that attendees enjoyed their time in Orkney. The organizers aimed for a wide and varied conference that included
- [CIfA2017 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/cifa2017-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from CIfA2017:Archaeology: a global profession. "Our 2017 conference provided an opportunity for heritage professionals to discuss, consider and learn about archaeological practice on a world stage. CIfA2017 had three broad themes (professionalism, protection, discovery)." Find out more here https://www.archaeologists.net/conference/2017. About CIfA: "CIfA is the leading professional body representing archaeologists working in the UK and
- [CIfA2022 Videography and Live Streaming](https://open-past.org/blog/project/cifa2022-videography-and-live-streaming/) - Presentations from the CIfA2022 conference. "The CIfA conference is the premier professional archaeological conference in the UK, attracting hundreds of participants across the heritage environment sector. CIfA2022 incorporated keynote addresses, wide-ranging sessions, and training workshops in an integrated live and virtual forum. Over five days, discussions were held on current professional issues, new developments were
- [CPAT Conference 2022 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/cpat-conference-2022-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the CPAT (Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust) Conference 2022. About CPAT: "The Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust was established in 1975 and its object is the ‘education of the public in archaeology’. CPAT is one of four Welsh Archaeological Trusts working closely with other national, regional and local bodies to help conserve, understand and promote all aspects
- [Digital Engagement in Archaeology Conference 2012 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/digital-engagement-in-archaeology-conference-2012-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Digital Engagement in Archaeology Conference 2012. "Held under the auspices of the Archaeology and Communication Research Network (ACRN) and the Centre for Audio-Visual Study and Practice in Archaeology (CASPAR), this conference focused and enriched the then-current debate about digital public engagement in archaeology from two points of view." Find out more https://digitalengagementinarchaeology.wordpress.com/
- [Developing International Geoarchaeology Conference 2017 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/developing-international-geoarchaeology-conference-2017-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Developing International Geoarchaeology Conference 2017. "Developing International Geoarchaeology (DIG) is the title of a series of very successful international conferences. The goal of DIG is to bring together a wide variety of international researchers, practitioners and students in this diverse and interdisciplinary field in order to facilitate discussion, stimulate research, and promote
- [EAA 2015 GLASGOW CONFERENCE Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/eaa-2015-glasgow-conference-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the EAA 2015 GLASGOW CONFERENCE. Find out more here https://www.e-a-a.org/EAA/Conferences/Filmed_conference_sessions/Glasgow_2015/EAA/Navigation_conferences/2015_conference_videos.aspx About the EAA: "The EAA has had over 15.000 members on its database from 60 countries world-wide working in prehistory, classical, medieval and later archaeology. Upon signing in, you can view EAA membership statistics, search your fellow members or interact with EAA Boards and Committees members. For any
- [EAA 2016 VILNIUS CONFERENCE Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/eaa-2016-vilnius-conference-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the EAA 2016 VILNIUS CONFERENCE. Find out more here https://www.e-a-a.org/EAA/Conferences/Filmed_conference_sessions/Vilnius_2016/EAA/Navigation_conferences/2016_conference_videos.aspx About the EAA: "The EAA has had over 15.000 members on its database from 60 countries world-wide working in prehistory, classical, medieval and later archaeology. Upon signing in, you can view EAA membership statistics, search your fellow members or interact with EAA Boards and Committees members. For any
- [EAA 2017 MAASTRICHT CONFERENCE Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/eaa-2017-maastricht-conference-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the EAA 2017 MAASTRICHT CONFERENCE. Find out more here https://www.e-a-a.org/EAA/Conferences/Filmed_conference_sessions/Maastricht_2017/EAA/Navigation_conferences/2017_conference_videos.aspx About the EAA: "The EAA has had over 15.000 members on its database from 60 countries world-wide working in prehistory, classical, medieval and later archaeology. Upon signing in, you can view EAA membership statistics, search your fellow members or interact with EAA Boards and Committees members. For any
- [EAA 2019 25TH ANNUAL MEETING - BERN Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/eaa-2019-25th-annual-meeting-bern-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the EAA 2019 25TH ANNUAL MEETING - BERN. Find out more here https://www.e-a-a.org/EAA/Conferences/Filmed_EAA_conference_sessions/2020virtual/keynotes/EAA/Navigation_conferences/2020_videos/keynotes.aspx About the EAA: "The EAA has had over 15.000 members on its database from 60 countries world-wide working in prehistory, classical, medieval and later archaeology. Upon signing in, you can view EAA membership statistics, search your fellow members or interact with EAA Boards and
- [EAA 2018 BARCELONA ANNUAL MEETING Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/eaa-2018-25th-barcelona-annual-meeting-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the EAA 2018 BARCELONA ANNUAL MEETING. Find out more here https://www.e-a-a.org/EAA/Conferences/Filmed_conference_sessions/Barcelona_2018/EAA/Navigation_conferences/2018_AM_videos.aspx About the EAA: "The EAA has had over 15.000 members on its database from 60 countries world-wide working in prehistory, classical, medieval and later archaeology. Upon signing in, you can view EAA membership statistics, search your fellow members or interact with EAA Boards and Committees members. For
- [EAA 2022 28TH ANNUAL MEETING - BUDAPEST Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/eaa-2022-28th-annual-meeting-budapest-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the EAA 2022 28TH ANNUAL MEETING - BUDAPEST Find out more here https://www.e-a-a.org/EAA/Navigation_conferences/2023%20AM%20videos.aspx About the EAA: "The EAA has had over 15.000 members on its database from 60 countries world-wide working in prehistory, classical, medieval and later archaeology. Upon signing in, you can view EAA membership statistics, search your fellow members or interact with EAA Boards and
- [EAA 2023 29TH ANNUAL MEETING - BELFAST Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/eaa-2015-glasgow-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the EAA 2023 29TH ANNUAL MEETING - BELFAST Find out more here https://www.e-a-a.org/EAA/Navigation_conferences/2023%20AM%20videos.aspx About the EAA: "The EAA has had over 15.000 members on its database from 60 countries world-wide working in prehistory, classical, medieval and later archaeology. Upon signing in, you can view EAA membership statistics, search your fellow members or interact with EAA Boards and
- [Foreshore Forum 2018 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/foreshore-forum-2018-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Foreshore Forum 2018. "We celebrated our tenth anniversary on 13-14 October 2018 with our annual Foreshore Forum, this year a two day event held at UCL in conjunction with the Royal Archaeological Institute and generously supported by Team 2100." Find out more http://www.thamesdiscovery.org/frog-blog/our-10th-anniversary-foreshore-forum-round-up About The Thames Discovery Programme: "Building on initiatives pioneered by the Museum of London’s Thames
- [Foreshore Forum 2017 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/foreshore-forum-2017-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Foreshore Forum 2017. About The Thames Discovery Programme: "Building on initiatives pioneered by the Museum of London’s Thames Archaeological Survey that took place from 1993 – 1999, and the Thames Explorer Trust’s innovative education projects, the Thames Discovery Programme aims to communicate an understanding and informed enjoyment of the historic Thames to the widest possible audience."
- [Finding the Limits of the Limes Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/finding-the-limits-of-the-limes-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Finding the Limits of the Limes conference. "We are very happy to welcome you in Amsterdam for our two-day project conference ‘Finding the limits of the limes’. In this conference, we want to present the preliminary outcomes of our research, and to discuss the results within the broader framework of the application
- [Edinburgh, Lothians and Borders Archaeology Conference 2014 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/edinburgh-lothians-and-borders-archaeology-conference-2014-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the 2014 Edinburgh, Lothians and Borders Archaeology Conference. It was held on November 15th at Queen Margaret University in East Lothian. What we did: Live Event Videography - we recorded each presentation, edited the recordings and then published them so that we increased the reach, impact and accessibility of the event.
- [East Lomond Hillfort in Context Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/east-lomond-hillfort-in-context-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the East Lomond Hillfort in Context. "To celebrate the successful excavations at East Lomond Hill during the summer, an academic day-conference was hosted by Falkland Stewardship Trust at Falkland Estate on 11th November. The event was organized by OJT Heritage, which oversaw the excavations under the direction of Dr. Oliver O’Grady, and presented
- [EAC 17th Heritage Management Symposium Digital Archaeological Heritage Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/eac-17th-heritage-management-symposium-digital-archaeological-heritage-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the EAC Symposium in Brighton. "This Symposium gave EAC members and others a welcome opportunity to explore exciting developments in digital technologies and consider how they might become embedded in general archaeological policy and practice over the next few years. It was hoped that a parallel 'horizon-scanning' event for UK post-graduate students researching
- [Making Humanity shorts](https://open-past.org/blog/project/making-humanity-youtube-short/) - A series of shorts on examples of care throughout history. For more information, visit We are what makes us human – free coloring sheets (making-humanity.org) Making Humanity is a project run by Open Past that aims to make knowledge more accessible, with a particular focus on art, history, heritage, and archaeology. Our users are those
- [FAME Forum 2022 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/fame-forum-2022-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the FAME Forum 2022. "The Forum always offers a stimulating mix of speakers from within and outside our sector, but it also provides a space for senior managers, those managing projects, functions and the organisation overall, a space to meet, network, catch up and enjoy talking shop. It’s more intimate and more focused
- [Inclusivity and the Pedagogy of Archaeology 2015 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/inclusivity-and-the-pedagogy-of-archaeology-2015-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Inclusivity and the Pedagogy of Archaeology 2015. Session organisers: Katy Bell (University of Winchester) and Ellen McInnes (University of Manchester) “If you have decided to become an archaeologist you will need a reasonable education in archaeology” (http://archaeology.about.com/od/gettingtraining/) begins one career advice website. In this session we will argue that the pedagogy of
- [Foreshore Forum 2019 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/foreshore-forum-2019-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Foreshore Forum 2019 "Celebrating another year of discovery, research, and recording at our Foreshore Forum on 7 December 2019 at the Wolfson Theatre, London School of Economics, New Academic Building, generously supported by Tideway. Speakers included Foreshore Recording and Observation Group (FROGs) members, MOLA archaeologists working on the archaeology of Tideway, and
- [Jordanhill - Short Documentary Film](https://open-past.org/blog/project/jordanhill-short-documentary-film/) - A short film featuring Jordanhill as part of Glasgow Doors Open Days 2021. Find out more here https://www.jordanhill.glasgow.sch.uk/ Our Work: This was a project we received grant funding to undertake. We captured created a series of short videos for Glasgow Doors Open Days 2021.
- [New Forest Knowledge Conference 2017 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/new-forest-knowledge-conference-2017-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the New Forest Knowledge Conference 2017. "The New Forest Knowledge Conference 2017 celebrated the archaeological and historical research being carried out in and around the New Forest. It provided an opportunity to find out who was doing what, share the results of recent work, discuss new techniques and approaches, and find out how
- [OK computer? Digital Public Archaeologies in Practice Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/ok-computer-digital-public-archaeologies-in-practice-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the OK computer? Digital Public Archaeologies in Practice. Session organisers: Seren Griffiths (Manchester Metropolitan University), Lorna Richardson (University College London), Chiara Bonacchi (University College London, UK) and Gabriel Moshenka (University College London). Community or public archaeology has often emphasised communities defined by an attachment to place, often defined by the archaeological site (cf.
- [Past Forward: Celebrating Forty Years of Merseyside Archaeological Society Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/past-forward-celebrating-forty-years-of-merseyside-archaeological-society-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Past Forward: Celebrating Forty Years of Merseyside Archaeological Society. "Since the formation of the Society in 1976 much has changed in the state of knowledge of the archaeology of Merseyside. Using a combination of short lectures, workshops, discussion groups and tours, the Conference will review the ways in which archaeology on Merseyside
- [Perth & Kinross Research Framework Conference Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/perth-kinross-research-framework-conference-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Perth & Kinross Research Framework Conference 2022. "'A Perth and Kinross that values, embraces and enhances the economic, social and environmental benefits of its Historic Environment' Find out more here https://www.pkht.org.uk/e What we did: Live Event Videography - we recorded each presentation, edited the recordings and then published them so that we
- [Royal Scone Conference 2014 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/royal-scone-conference-2014-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Royal Scone Conference 2014. Royal Scone: A Scottish Medieval Royal Centre in Europe For six centuries, Scone was the symbolic epicentre of state-formation in medieval Scotland. It was there that Scottish kings were inaugurated and where the political community gathered to advise their monarch and to legislate. Despite its centrality in Scottish
- [Scotland's Community Heritage Conference 2013 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/scotlands-community-heritage-conferences-2013-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from Scotland's Community Heritage Conferences 2013. Find out more here https://dougsarchaeology.wordpress.com/2013/11/14/scotlands-community-heritage-conference/ What we did: Live Event Videography - we recorded each presentation, edited the recordings and then published them so that we increased the reach, impact and accessibility of the event.
- [Scotland's Community Heritage Conference 2014 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/scotlands-community-heritage-conferences-2014-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Scotland's Community Heritage Conference 2014. About Scotland's Community Heritage Conference: "There was something for everyone – from large landscape projects to sculptures celebrating local heritage, from burial spaces to 3D digital recording! The conference was held at the Atholl Palace Hotel, Pitlochry (Perth and Kinross), and as always, the emphasis was on
- [Scotland's Community Heritage Conference 2015 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/scotlands-community-heritage-conferences-2015-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from Scotland's Community Heritage Conferences 2015. About Scotland's Community Heritage Conference: "There was something for everyone – from large landscape projects to sculptures celebrating local heritage, from burial spaces to 3D digital recording! The conference was held at the Atholl Palace Hotel, Pitlochry (Perth and Kinross), and as always, the emphasis was on community
- [Scotland's Community Heritage Conferences 2016 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/scotlands-community-heritage-conferences-2016-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from Scotland's Community Heritage Conferences 2016. About Scotland’s Community Heritage Conference: "Scotland’s Community Heritage Conference celebrates public archaeology, showcases community-led projects across Scotland and supports people as they explore their connection to the past. The event is open to anyone with an interest in history, heritage or archaeology, and includes excellent talks, interactive workshops,
- [FAME AGM and Forum 2023 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/fame-agm-and-forum-2023-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the FAME Forum 2023 conference. "The Forum always offers a stimulating mix of speakers from within and outside our sector, but it also provides a space for senior managers, those managing projects, functions and the organisation overall, a space to meet, network, catch up and enjoy talking shop. It’s more intimate and more
- [Scottish Museums Federation Conference 2023 Live Event Videography and Streaming](https://open-past.org/blog/project/scottish-museums-federation-conference-2023-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Scottish Museums Federation Conference 2023. Seeing the Bigger Picture. "The theme of the conference is ‘Seeing the bigger picture’ and this is about evaluating our sector as a whole and how it can be more accommodating of those who are often undervalued and underestimated". Find out more here https://www.scottishmuseumsfederation.org.uk/seeing-your-potential About Scottish Museums
- [Scottish Museums Federation Conference 2022 Live Event Videography and Streaming](https://open-past.org/blog/project/scottish-museums-federation-conference-2022-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Scottish Museums Federation Conference 2022. "FOCUS ON THE WORKFORCE: HEALTH & WELLNESS IN HERITAGE. The conference took place at Dunfermline Carnegie Library & Galleries". Find out more https://www.scottishmuseumsfederation.org.uk/conference-2022 About Scottish Museums Federation: "Scottish Museums Federation is a membership body for anyone interested in the Scottish museums and galleries sector. Founded in 1937,
- [Scotland’s Community Heritage Conference 2017 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/scotlands-community-heritage-conference-2017-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Scotland’s Community Heritage Conference 2017 "Scotland’s Community Heritage Conference is a unique annual event within the UK that offers the opportunity for heritage volunteers and professionals to network, share experiences and create future working partnerships." Find out more https://www.befs.org.uk/latest/scotlands-community-heritage-conference-2017-call-for-papers-speakers-displays-and-contributions/ What we did: Live Event Videography - we meticulously recorded each session, with
- [SHA 2015 Conference Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/sha-2015-conference-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Society of Historical Archaeology. The Society of Historical Archaeology had its annual meeting in Seattle in 2015. Here are some videos from that conference. Find out more https://sha.org/blog/category/sha-conference/page/4/ What we did: Live Event Videography - we meticulously recorded selected sessions, with high-quality visuals and audio. Increasing the reach and impact of the
- [SMART Workshop Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/smart-workshop-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the SMART Workshop at The Great North Museum: Hancock, Newcastle upon Tyne, on 17th January 2020. The workshop aimed to introduce participants to multiple ways of effectively managing archaeological material and using archaeology collections to engage and inspire people of all ages beyond display. The subject matter covered best practices in the management,
- [Society for Museum Archaeology – 2022 Conference Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/society-for-museum-archaeology-2022-conference-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the 2022 Society for Museum Archaeology – 2022 Conference. The Annual Conference 2022 was held at the University of Nottingham Museum on Thursday, September 15, and Friday, September 16, 2022. Find out more here http://socmusarch.org.uk/conference/ About Society for Museum Archaeology: "The Society is managed by a committee which consists of a combination of
- [Society for Museum Archaeology Annual Conference 2018 Conference Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/society-for-museum-archaeology-annual-conference-2018-conference-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the 2018 Society for Museum Archaeology Annual Conference 2018. "The Society convenes for its two-day conference every autumn. Held in a different region of the UK each year, it usually addresses a theme of topical interest and attracts an excellent range of speakers working across all sectors of archaeology. The conference is an
- [Society of Museum Archaeology Conference 2019 Conference Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/society-of-museum-archaeology-conference-2019-conference-live-event-videography/) - About Society for Museum Archaeology: "The Society is managed by a committee which consists of a combination of Officers, ordinary members and co-opted members representing Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland". Find out more here http://socmusarch.org.uk/about-us/ What we did: Live Event Videography - we meticulously recorded each presentation, with high-quality visuals and audio. Increasing the reach and impact
- [Students in Archaeology Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/students-in-archaeology-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Students in Archaeology: Understanding and Engaging the Next Generation of Archaeologists, a session at TAG. Students are essential to the development of archaeology, today as well as in the future. Understanding this formative demographic was important for allowing us to comprehend the then-current foundations of archaeological theory and practice and how those
- [TAFAC 2014 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tafac-2014-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the 2014 Tay and Fife Archaeology Conference. "On 1st November 2014 our conference was held in Dundee, at the University of Abertay, Bell Street. Our keynote speaker was Alison Sheridan, Principal Curator of the Early Prehistory section of the Scottish History and Archaeology Department at NMS. Alison spoke on the Neolithic, Chalcolithic and Bronze
- [TAFAC 2015 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tafac-2015-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the 2015 Tayside and Fife Archaeological Committee Conference. "We held our annual conference at North Inch Community Campus, Gowans Terrace, Perth, PH1 5BF on Saturday, 7th November 2015. Our keynote speaker was Richard Bradley – The use and reuse of stone circles: new fieldwork at five Scottish site (kindly sponsored by Murray Archaeological Services Ltd)". Find
- [TAFAC 2016 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tafac-2016-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the 2016 Tayside and Fife Archaeological Congress conference. "Our 2016 conference was held in Fife, at Kirkcaldy Old Parish Church, Kirk Wynd, Kirkcaldy, KY1 1EH on Saturday 5th November." Find out more here https://www.tafac.org.uk/category/conferences/ About TAFAC: TAFAC brings together individuals and organisations sharing a common interest in promoting and protecting the archaeology of
- [TAFAC 2017 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tafac-2017-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the 2017 TAFAC (The Tayside and Fife Archaeological Committee) conference. The 2017 Conference took place in Dundee on Saturday 4th November at the Dalhousie Building, Old Hawkhill, University of Dundee and celebrated the 40th anniversary of the TAFAC conference. 2017 also marked the transition of our annual journal to free online access, through
- [TAFAC 2019 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tafac-2019-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the 2019 TAFAC (The Tayside and Fife Archaeological Committee) conference. "Our annual conference takes place on the first Saturday in November. Each year we meet in a different location in Dundee, Perth or Fife, in turn. 2018 Conference: held at St Matthew’s Church, Tay Street, Perth on Saturday 3 November". Find out more
- [TAFAC 2018 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tafac-2018-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the 2018 TAFAC (The Tayside and Fife Archaeological Committee) conference. "Our annual conference takes place on the first Saturday in November. Each year we meet in a different location in Dundee, Perth or Fife, in turn. 2018 Conference: held at St Matthew’s Church, Tay Street, Perth on Saturday 3 November". Find out more
- [TAFAC 2020 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tafac-2020-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the 2020 TAFAC (The Tayside and Fife Archaeological Committee) conference. "In previous years, our annual conference has taken place on the first Saturday in November. Each year we plan to meet in a different location in Dundee, Perth or Fife, in turn. However, in 2020, we held our first ever online conference, over
- [TAFAC 2021 Videography and Live Streaming](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tafac-2021-videography-and-live-streaming/) - Presentations from the 2021 TAFAC (The Tayside and Fife Archaeological Committee). Recent Archaeological work in Tayside and Fife 2021 was held online. The talks were first shown on Zoom on the mornings of Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th November, with live Q&A with the speakers following each morning session. Find out more here https://www.tafac.org.uk/category/conferences/ About TAFAC: TAFAC
- [TAFAC 2022 Videography and Live Streaming](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tafac-2022-videography-and-live-streaming/) - Presentations from the 2022 TAFAC (The Tayside and Fife Archaeological Committee). The 2022 conference took place at the Rothes Halls, Glenrothes, on Saturday 5 November. Find out more here https://www.tafac.org.uk/category/conferences/ About TAFAC : TAFAC brings together individuals and organisations sharing a common interest in promoting and protecting the archaeology of the area. This covers all
- [TAFAC 2023 Videography and Live Streaming](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tafac-2023-videography-and-live-streaming/) - Presentations from the 2023 TAFAC (The Tayside and Fife Archaeological Committee). The 2023 conference took place on Saturday 4 November 2023 in the Dalhousie Building, University of Dundee, and on Zoom. Find out more here https://www.tafac.org.uk/category/conferences/ About TAFAC: TAFAC brings together individuals and organisations sharing a common interest in promoting and protecting the archaeology of
- [TAG Conference 2015 Bradford Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tag-conference-2015-bradford-videography-and-live-streaming/) - Presentations from the Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference 2015. The Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) conference was held at the University of Bradford in December 2015. Find out more here https://twitter.com/tag_bradford?lang=en. About Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) conferences: "The Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) was founded as a national body in 1979 to promote debate and discussion of issues
- [TAG Conference 2016 Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tag-conference-2016-videography-and-live-streaming/) - Presentations from the Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference 2016. It was hosted by the University of Southampton, marking another significant event to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Department of Archaeology. The overarching theme for the conference was 'Visualisation.' Find out more here https://www.southampton.ac.uk/tag2016/index.page. About Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) conferences: "The Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) was
- [TAG Conference 2017 Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tag-conference-2017-videography-and-live-streaming/) - Presentations from the Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference 2017 Find a list of papers https://antiquity.ac.uk/sites/default/files/downloads/tag/TAG_2017_timetable.pdf Find out more here https://antiquity.ac.uk/TAG. About Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) conferences: "The Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) was founded as a national body in 1979 to promote debate and discussion of issues in theoretical archaeology. Its principal activity is the promotion of
- [TAG Conference 2018 Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tag-conference-2018-videography-and-live-streaming/) - Presentations from the 40th Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference. "The 40th TAG Conference took place in the historic city of Chester. In the Roman period, this legionary fortress was known as Deva: home of the Legio XX Valeria Victrix." Find out more here https://tagdeva.wordpress.com/. About Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) conferences: "The Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) was
- [TAG Conference 2019 Videography and Live Streaming](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tag-conference-2019-videography-and-live-streaming/) - Presentations from the TAG 19 (Theoretical Archaeology Group). The UCL Institute of Archaeology hosted the 41st annual Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference in December 2019. Find out more here https://www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology/news-events/conferences/tag-2019. About Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) conferences: "The Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) was founded as a national body in 1979 with the aim of promoting debate and
- [TAG Conference 2022 Videography and Live Streaming](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tag-conference-2022-videography-and-live-streaming/) - Presentations from the TAG 22 (Theoretical Archaeology Group). Hosted in Edinburgh for the first time, this conference centred around (although not restricted to) Vere Gordon Childe's concepts of Neolithic and the urban ‘revolutions’. Find out more here https://tagedinburgh2022.wordpress.com/. About Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) conferences: "The Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) was founded as a national body
- [World Archaeological Congress (WAC-8) Kyoto 2016 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/world-archaeological-congress-wac-8-kyoto-2016-live-event-videography/) - Keynotes and opening at the 2016 World Archaeological Congress (WAC-8). Held in Kyoto from 28th August to 2nd September 2016, this is the first time that the main conference of WAC has been held in East Asia. Find out more at https://worldarchaeologicalcongress.com/wac8/ About World Archaeological Congress: "The World Archaeological Congress (WAC) is a non-governmental, not-for-profit organization and
- [CIfA2015 Cardif Annual Conference Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/cifa2015-cardif-annual-conference-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from CIfA2015 Annual conference Archaeology: The future of your profession "Located in Cardiff and running over three days (from 15 to 17 April 2015), our 2015 conference and training event included at least ten research sessions and five discussion seminars, along with CPD training workshops, fringe events, excursions, and networking opportunities. The content of
- [TACOS 2014 Live Event Videography](https://open-past.org/blog/project/tacos-2014-live-event-videography/) - Presentations from the Towards a Collaborative Strategy for Sector Information Management (TACOS) 2014 "On 14 May 2014 the Council for British Archaeology (CBA) is hosted a one-day seminar on behalf of FISH and HEIRNET at the University of York to discuss common issues facing the historic environment information sector and make progress towards a shared

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