In the field of archaeology the engagement of volunteers has a long tradition. Most of the bigger archaeological excavations would not be possible without the support of volunteers as well as without the systematic control of fields after ploughing by volunteers in order to detect findings some important archaeological sites would not have been discovered. In some European countries archaeology is even the sector with the biggest number of heritage linked volunteers at all.
Despite that importance of archaeology for heritage volunteering European Heritage Volunteers – originally coming from handicraft-based heritage restoration – has developed volunteering projects in archaeology only since several years, starting with European Heritage Volunteers Partner Projects outside Germany. In 2017, European Heritage Volunteers organised a first archaeological project in Germany, linked to technical heritage.
Ivanic-Grad / Zagreb County
CROATIA
Training Course Autumn 2024
Former Roman Villa in Valandovo / Southeastern Region
NORTH MACEDONIA
Training Course Autumn 2024
Bolgar Museum Complex / Republic of Tatarstan
RUSSIA
Past Volunteering Project
Archaeological Park of Ulpiana / Gračanica Municipality / Prishtina District
KOSOVO
Past Training Course
Archaeological Park of Ulpiana - Gračanica Municipality / Prishtina District
KOSOVO
Past Training Course
Dresnik Archaeological Park Klina / Peja District
KOSOVO
Past Training Course
Palmatis Fortress / Dobrich Region
BULGARIA
Past Training Course
Amantia Archaeological Park / Vlora Region
ALBANIA
Past Volunteering Project
El Paodor del Pontet, Altea / Alicante Region
SPAIN
Past Volunteering Project
Stone Age Park Albersdorf / Schleswig-Holstein
GERMANY
Past Volunteering Project
Caricin Grad – Iustiniana Prima Archaeological Site / Jablanica District
SERBIA
Past Volunteering Project
Prizren Castle / Prizren District
KOSOVO
Past Volunteering Project
