Documenting Embodied Research in an Open-Air Laboratory: The Use of Videography to Capture Ploughing Skills with Draft Cattle and a Reconstructed 9th Century Ard

Eric Burkart; Claus Kropp

doi:10.5281/zenodo.19844023

January 1, 2026Open Access

Documenting Embodied Research in an Open-Air Laboratory: The Use of Videography to Capture Ploughing Skills with Draft Cattle and a Reconstructed 9th Century Ard

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The aim is to explore how videography can effectively document and preserve traditional ploughing skills associated with draft cattle.
Utilized videography to capture and document ploughing techniques
Focused on skills demonstrated with a reconstructed 9th-century ard
Participated in an international agricultural conference for knowledge sharing
Successfully showcased the application of videography in preserving cultural agricultural practices
Highlighting the importance of documenting intangible heritage for future generations
Promoted engagement with historical agricultural methods in educational settings.

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Poster presents findings on capturing ploughing skills through videography in an agricultural museum context, highlighting cultural significance.

Abstract

Poster presented at the Congress of International Agricultural Museums 2026, "Intangible Cultural Heritage in Agricultural Museums, Living History Sites and Archaeological Open-Air Museums", Lorsch, Germany, 2026-03-07

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