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Europe's Medieval Pasts: a Manifesto - The Continental Perspective

The Guiding Principles of the Manifesto – project-based insights and inspiration On 30 June 2020, the second Forum webinar was held to introduce heritage professionals and interested members of the public from across Europe to the Manifesto developed by members of the Medieval Europe Research Community. This complemented the first Scottish-oriented event from 25 June by providing European perspectives on strengthening appreciation of the cultural resources embodied in medieval archaeology. Contributors provided short presentations based on international case studies to illustrate why medieval archaeology matters beyond the field of archaeology, and how the strengths of medieval archaeology can contribute to shaping a better post-pandemic world. These presentations were followed by a short Q&A session, which will be summarised and put on our website. Timestamps: 0:05:05 - Stephen Driscoll - MERC origins and aspirations 0:20:17 - Gitte Hansen - Creating Knowledge and Understanding: Borgund Kaupang Project, Norway 0:35:17 - Dries Tys - Understanding Value: Make Up of the City Project, Low Countries 0:50:39 - Rowena Banerjea - Promoting Care and Protection: All Along the Watchtowers! Project, Pan-European: Estonia, France, Latvia, Poland, Italy, Scotland, Spain and the Netherlands 1:09:22 - Carenza Lewis - Encouraging Public Engagement and Enjoyment: ‘Currently Occupied Rural Settlement (CORS) Project, England 1:28:24 - Jan Hasil and Jakub Sawicki - Encouraging Public Engagement and Enjoyment: Integrate Information System of Archaeological Sources of Prague (IIS_APP) Project, Czech Republic 1:40:24 - John Raven - Start of Structured Discussion 1:43:18 - Natascha Mehler - Structured Discussion - Including the Post-Medieval 1:50:20 - Carlo Citter - Structured Discussion - Southern Europe