ICHI3 group with Glasgow students
One of the biggest surprises and what made the trip
not only educational but extremely enjoyable was
the laughter, fun, banter and general craic between
participants, and with Elfa and Oli, and the Glasgow
students.
Susan Walker
The afternoon seminar allowed us to introduce our selves to the group as well as learning
about Gunnar Gunnarsson. Topics ranged from Robert Burns, to rescuing archaeological sites,
Andy Goldsworthy’s landscape art, community projects, education by state and charitable
sectors and fieldwork of different types. Perspectives on heritage were varied but seemed to
focus on ideas of identity and to some extent ownership, such a crucial component of
‘professional’ interaction with local people. It was also useful to have a welcoming group of
Glasgow University geology and zoology students at the seminar; they of course brought a
different perspective to landscape studies, empiricism and our own projects (as well as acting
as excellent co-hosts).
George Geddes
The combined joint report is attached as a pdf . To find out more and read the complete joint reports with lots of photographs please click on the attachment below and wait a few moments for it to open ....
