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Category Archives: Archaeology
Foundations: Singapore Diary day 3 (Learning, knowledge and meaning)
Whilst working in Singapore this week, i’m exploring learning, knowledge and meaning from a variety of angles. Yesterday we looked at how meaning can emerge from apparent chaos, how learning is based upon good communication and, perhaps, understanding how what … Continue reading
Posted in Age, Archaeology, Attention to Detail, Exploration, Knowledge, Learning, Meaning
Tagged Archaeology, Architecture, Building History, Island, Sentosa, Singapore
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What is reality? Understanding how history is constructed and the value of difference.
As i was driving this morning there was a fascinating programme on the radio about Troy. From the perspective of the mythology, the archaeology and documented history, they sought to build a consensus opinion of where the city actually was … Continue reading
Posted in Age, Archaeology, Authority, Clarity, Complexity, Education, Experience, Fact, Fiction, History, Time
Tagged Fact, Mythology, Reality, Troy, Truth
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Exploring the past. How mobile devices are helping to bring history to life.
I’m in London for a couple of days, which has given me plenty of time for walking around, looking at the architecture. One of my favourite activities when staying away from home is to roam around in the evening, with … Continue reading
Posted in Apps, Archaeology, Education, History, Interpretation, Learning, Museum Education
Tagged Archaeology, Context, History, Interpretation, Learning, Museum, Poetry
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