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LLP-LDV/TOI/07/IT/016
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THE F-MU.S.EU.M. THEMATIC ROUTES F-M
U.S.EU.M. (Form Multimedia System for a European
Museum) LLP-LDV/TOI/07/IT/016 Second
Transnational Workshop Sofia, 24-26 September
2008
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The Route of F-MU.S.EU.M General framework

• The F-MU.S.EU.M. Project has the aim to realize a
  new Virtual Museum providing access to a wide
  range of information
• Our main goal is to talk about the European
  roots
• One of the most important aim of the Project is
  to transform users into interpreters of cultural
  events and contents mainly related to prehistory,
  through the knowledge of items and collections
  selected by the Project Partner and Beneficiary
  Museums.

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The role of the F-MU.S.EU.M Thematic Rotes within
the general framework of the Project

• Narrating appealing stories telling about our
• shared cultural heritage
• Creating cultural-touristic itineraries.

The Virtual Museum created within the
F-MU.S.EU.M. Project is tailored for a wide
public, not only for experts Our Virtual Museum
will talk to this non-expert audience in two
ways
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The role of the F-MU.S.EU.M Thematic Rotes within
the general framework of the Project

• Thematic routes have a very important role in
  this context, because they allow the link between
  the telling of stories and the development of
  tourist-cultural itineraries.
• Thematic routes also create an important bridge
  between the MU.S.EU.M. and the F-MU.S.EU.M.
  collections, and among the Collections of all the
  F-MU.S.EU.M. Partners, allowing visitors to
  discover a huge number of objects through which
  they can get a complete idea about the most
  important topics of prehistory. This can help
  users to become interpreters of the European
  History.

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SUMMARY OF THE APPOINTED ROUTES AND RELATED ITEMS

• At present time, almost all the Routes are quite
  well covered by the selected items, with some
  exceptions, as shown in detail (please note that
  the number of items shown includes both the
  MU.S.EU.M. and the F-MU.S.EU.M. Items) .
• THE RIVER 10 items
• TRADE, EXCHANGES 28 items
• THE RELIGIOUS PLACES 18 items
• CULTIC OBJECTS, TOOLS FURNITURE, PLACES111
  items

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• SUMMARY OF THE APPOINTED ROUTES AND RELATED ITEMS
• SIGNS, COMMUNICATIONS 75 Items
• THERMAL BATHS, SPRING WATERS, HEALING WATERS,
  VOTIVE WATER OFFERINGS 12 items
• FASHIONS (CLOTHES, JEWELRY, ARTS) 25 items
• WINE/ TOURISM 2 items provided by the Partners
• START OF AGRICULTURE 39 items
• FIRST HOUSES MODELS 21 items

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SUMMARY OF THE APPOINTED ROUTES AND RELATED ITEMS

• METALLURGY 11 items
• THE HIDDEN ROOTS 4 items. Text to be provided
• RITUAL CONNECTED TO THE BURN OF THE OLD YEAR,
  FIELD BURNING No items. Text to be provided
• HOW WILL BUILD UP AN EXHIBITION only 2 items.
  Text to be provided

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OCTOBER TO NOVEMBER 2008 THE WORK TO BE DONE

• Partners are requested to
• Check the routes and think to possible, further
  interrelations with the items of the other
  museums
• Give their feedbacks and communicate your ideas
  about the draft texts of the routes, received by
  email,focusing in particular on possible links
  with other museums items
• Check that the items from their Museums (both
  Partner and Beneficiary!) are included in all the
  Routes

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4. Concretely contribute to the elaboration of
the following Routes - How will build up an
exhibition - Ritual connected to the burn of
the old year - The hidden roots.
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FORM FOR FEEDBACKS AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE ROUTE
DRAFT TEXTS
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Contribution for creating cultural-touristic
itineraries HOW TO REALIZE IT?

• Routes can be connected to tourism by creating
  references and links to
• Events which take locally place in your country,
  and that can be connected to the subject of the
  Route
• Example If we are talking about Agriculture,
  mention can be done to a feast in your countries,
  related to the agricultural cycle, a cerimony, as
  well as any other event that could be referred to
  our topic.

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Contribution for creating cultural-touristic
itineraries HOW TO REALIZE IT?

• Places of Regional, local interest in your
  country.
• Example If we are building a route about wine,
• reference can be done to and by
• - Special regions and places of your country,
  famous for wine production
• Providing a short history about special wines of
  your countries, etc.
• References and links to enogastronomic local
  trails of your countries.

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ELABORATING THE FOLLOWING ROUTES

• How will build up an exhibition

Propose a title for the route and provide a text
(about 1-2 pages), telling a history about HOW
YOU DID AN EXHIBITION in your Museum. Use as much
pictures as possible.
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ELABORATING THE FOLLOWING ROUTES

• The hidden roots
• Propose a title for the route and to provide a
  text of 1-2 pages about this topic, telling
  something related to the theme but linking to
  other participating countries, using items of all
  the Museums
• Our main goal must be, for this route, to find a
  common history which can create bridges, links
  among the histories of all the countries
  participating to the F-MU.S.EU.M. Project.

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ELABORATING THE FOLLOWING ROUTES

• Ritual connected to the burn of the old year

• Propose a title and provide a text about
• Feasts, festivals, etc.
• Religious cerimonies
• Any other kind of events that can allow us to
  create a bridge between past and present in your
  country, etc.
• As much as possible, think to links to other
  participating countries providing references,
  where available.

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PROPOSED STRUCTURE FOR THE ROUTES
The main criterion for the selection of the items
is that the item selected must not only be
pertinent, but it must have the power to tell
something significant about the story we are
telling, according to the point that our Virtual
Museum wants To tell stories.
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PROPOSED STRUCTURE FOR THE ROUTES Here are some
general considerations about the texts
contents.

• Texts must invite visitors to a deeper
  discovery of the topics of our Virtual Museum and
  provide them with a unified vision of the
  European common heritage for example, if we are
  talking about agriculture, it is interesting for
  visitors to see what tools were used in the same
  period in Bulgaria, Romania, and Italy, in order
  to give to him a global vision of the material
  culture, tools and techniques requested for the
  development of agriculture, in those countries.
• Routes must interrelate with each other in
  order to introduce visitors to the knowledge of
  prehistoric art and history, several internal
  links from a Route to another, are available.

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FINAL SUMMARY

• PRODUCTS EXPECTED
• Elaboration of 3 Routes (The hidden roots
  How will build up an exhibition Ritual
  connected to the burn of the old year)
• Filling the forms and provide feedbacks and
  integrations to the draft texts sent by email
• Last recommendation thematic routes are the
  core of the narration about our shared heritage,
  so it is very important to do the effort to link
  to the items of the all the participating
  museums.