Session: #610

Regular session

Sharing the different tasks carried out by archaeologists and cultural heritage professionals is one of the most important parts of those works. If something is not shared, it is as good as if it had not been discovered. Is in light of these ideas that we would like to organize this session, inviting professionals from any field to share their experiences on sharing with stakeholders in non-traditional methods. For us, we think of traditional methods of sharing with stakeholders where the only communication came from the professional rather than keeping an open dialogue among the different groups.
We would like to share and explore different non-traditional methods that have flourished in these past years. From video games, 3D models or social media profiles to less digital ones such as dialogues with stakeholder groups, volunteer days or festivals around the heritage. We think that it is through the use of these new “non-traditional” methods of sharing the heritage that we can bring stakeholders to be involved in the heritage, creating a more protective and informed community around it. Again we would like to invite professionals from any field that is interested in sharing the heritage and the archaeological work in new ways to share their work with us and create a space where new ideas can start.

Dissemination, New methods, Stakeholders, Shared heritage, Archaeology, Cultural Heritage

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Aida Loy (Netherlands) ¹

Isaac Martínez Espinosa (Spain) ^2,3
Sergio Larrauri Redondo (Spain) ³