Спирос Бакас АВТОР

Археолог, экспериментатор. Member of the EXARC international Organisation of Experimental Archaeology He is among the first to introduce and promote Reenacting in Greece in 2002. Since then, he has participated, organised and directed numerous Reenacting and Experimental Archaeology as well as Living History projects in Greece and worldwide. He has lectured extensively around the world on Experimental Archaeology, Ancient Greek Warfare and Traditional Archery (i.e. Daejeon Korea 2010, University of Warsaw 2010, Viminacium Museum in Serbia 2012, EXARC Organisation in Denmark 2012). He has written or co-written many articles some of which have been published in British Archaeology Report (Archeopress) , SidestonePress and WTAF Publishing (Daejeon, Korea). He has worked as an education specialist, trainer and senior administrator in the Greek Ministry of Education specialising and leading projects on the use of ICT in teaching and learning and teaching Greek as a foreign language. He holds an MA in Archaeology from the Archaeological Istitute of the University of Warsaw specialising in late Mycenaean Armor, and a BA in Political Science and Public Administration from the Kapodestrian University of Athens, specialising in European and International Affairs. He has participated in extensive archaeological missions conducted by the University of Warsaw, in Palazollo Acreide (Sicily/Italy) and Sterdyn (Poland). He is a member of the Society for the Promotion of Traditional Archery (SPTA) - UK, member of the Society of Archer Antiquaries - UK, and member of the EXARC international Organisation of Experimental Archaeology.