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EHV - Jewish cemeteries - Rescue and documentation
Хальберштадт, Германия Другое...
Гудсёрфинг .
A Jewish community in Halberstadt had existed since 13th century. Around the year 1700 the famous royal resident of Poland and agent or the Saxon court, Berend Lehmann, established a house of learning, the so called “Klaussynagogue”. The community was characterised by eruditeness and developed from the middle of the 19th century on into one of the centres of the Jewish orthodoxy.
The three Jewish cemeteries in Halberstadt with in total more than 1,000 grave stones from a period of more than 300 years sire of the clarity of past days. The inscriptions represent a value that has to be saved for upcoming generations and is still waiting to be discovered.
The project consist of two parts – a practical working part which will last 6 hours per day and a study part, which takes place in the evenings and during weekends
This European Heritage Volunteers Project is the continuation of a similar project that had taken place in 2018. In 2018, around 85 % of the gravestones at the oldest cemetery were documented; in 2019 the works will be finished. After having done so, the documentation of the gravestones at the cemetery Nr. 2 will start. Most of the gravestones at the Jewish cemeteries in Halberstadt are endangered by efflorescence, and the inscriptions become from year to year less readable.
On the oldest cemetery the vegetation around the grave stones will be removed and the moss at the stones will be carefully eliminated in order to prevent the ongoing impairment of the grave stones by plants. In addition, that part of the cemetery that had in 2018 not been accessible due to the high vegetation will be measured and the exact position of every grave stone will be marked. The completed plan will serve as base for the detailed documentation of the remaining 15 % of the grave stones at the oldest cemetery.
In continuation of the 2018 project the documentation will include a digital photographic part and a verbal part and may be complemented at one or the other grave stone by manual drawings, to create a second transmission as well as cautious restoring measures.
Within the framework of collaboration with Technical University Braunschweig a special scan technology will be used at selected gravestones at the oldest cemetery that enables to make parts of the inscriptions readable that are due to erosion already not readable by human eyes.
In the frame of the educational part various lectures and guided tours as well as an excursion will be organised that the participants can gain comprehensive and detailed knowledge about the Jewish history in Germany and Europe, about Jewish heritage, but also about the rich history and the high valuable heritage of Halberstadt in general.
Вид работ
The working part is 6 hours per day.
Условия
The accommodation is very simple; there are shared rooms with simple beds. Shower, toilet and kitchen are at the place. The equipment is simple but fair.
The meals will be prepared together as they are part of the community life, what means that every participant will be responsible for the meal at least once during its stay. So it would be very nice if the participants could bring typical recipes from home in order to introduce each other to the preparation of food from all over the world.
All costs linked to the project are covered, including food, accommodation, insurance and transportation during the stay at the project. Nevertheless individual travel insurance is also recommended to be bought by a participant.
Travel costs to and from the camp place, visa costs are not covered.
Participants should organize their journey to and from the project place by themselves and on their own expenses. Furthermore participants should bring their own pocket money.
EHV - Markus-Röhling Stolln - Valorisation of mining heritage
Аннаберг-Буххольц, Германия Другое...
The Annaberg-Frohnau Mining Landscapes developed during the second phase of the silver mining activities in the Ore Mountains, when the activities were reaching the upper parts of the Ore Mountains at the end of the 15th century. Annaberg is the first planned mining town in the region and is characterised by an exceptional town layout and architecture, with mine workings located directly beneath the town.
The Markus Röhling mine with its adit and silver and cobalt mining underground galleries from the 18th and the 19th centuries, wheel chambers from the 18th century as well as the uranium mining galleries of the 20th century became the most important mine in the Annaberg-Frohnau Mining Landscape in particular due to the opening up of high-grade ore zones.
The project consist of two parts – a practical working part which will last 6 hours per day and a study part, which takes place in the evenings and during weekends
The main focus of the project will lay on the reconstruction of historic waterworks in accordance to historic drawings. Under the guidance of a carpenter specialized in historic mining techniques the volunteers will reconstruct wooden waterworks in the mine that were used for water management. The works will include the reconstruction of a pumping system, both over- and underground, for driving the water wheel and a replica of a four-man winch according to the hoisting shaft – both over- and underground. Both reconstructions will improve the presentation of the site to visitors.
In addition, the volunteers will support to maintain the collection of historic mining machines that are partly still functioning and are used for demonstration purposes. The work includes the installation and reparation of a historic loader in the outdoor area, protecting machines from corrosion, and the erection of a roof to protect the outside equipment.
Finally, the volunteers will improve the accessibility and visibility of the area of the Markus Röhling Mine. The mine covers over ground a larger area that is accessible by an educational path. The intervention shall improve the condition of the path and related structures by removing the vegetation of the 1st Lichtloch (shaft) and renewing the barrier.
Вид работ
The working part is 6 hours per day.
Условия
The accommodation is in the shared space in a bungalow of an educational center and in a flat. Shower, toilet and kitchen are at the place. The equipment is simple but fair.
The meals will be prepared together as they are part of the community life, what means that every participant will be responsible for the meal at least once during its stay. So it would be very nice if the participants could bring typical recipes from home in order to introduce each other to the preparation of food from all over the world.
All costs linked to the project are covered, including food, accommodation, insurance and transportation during the stay at the project. Nevertheless individual travel insurance is also recommended to be bought by a participant.
Travel costs to and from the camp place, visa costs are not covered.
Participants should organize their journey to and from the project place by themselves and on their own expenses. Furthermore participants should bring their own pocket money.
EHV - Classical Weimar - Historic Gardens and Parks
Веймар, Германия Другое...
In the late 18th and early 19th centuries the small town of Weimar in Thuringia saw a remarkable cultural flowering. Enlightened ducal patronage attracted many leading German writers, composers and artists to the town, including Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Friedrich Schiller and Franz Liszt, thus making Weimar the cultural centre of Europe at that time. This development is reflected in the high quality of many of the buildings and parks in the surrounding area.
The Classical Weimar was inscribed to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1998 and comprises twelve individual buildings and ensembles: Weimar’s City Castle, the Duchess Anna Amalia Library, Goethe’s and Schiller’s residences, the Town Church, the Ducal Vault with the Historic Cemetery and many others.
The project consist of two parts – a practical working part which will last 6 hours per day and a study part, which takes place in the evenings and during weekends.
The practical part usually consists of two elements – a park restoration part on one hand and a maintenance part on the other hand. Due to a rotating system the volunteers have the opportunity to get to know during the project both fields.
The restoration part will take place at the so called "kitchen garden" at the Southern edge of Belvedere Park that had been arranged in the 19th century as a combined fruit, vegetable and flower garden. The dry stone walls as the formative element of the garden are ruinous and shall be protected against progressive decay. Since the dry stone walls are an important habitat for wild bees and other rare insects the restoration needs to be carried out extremely carefully. Plants that damage the walls will be carefully taken away, the walls will be documented, the stones that had fallen down over decades will be collected, their original places determined, smaller areas will be restored and the cap stones will be placed back. The works will be guided by a bricklayer specialised on historic walls and traditional techniques that will provide during the study part more theoretical knowledge in this field.
Another part of the group will carry out maintenance works in other parks and gardens of the site, thus supporting Weimar Classic Foundation, the responsible site management, in works that can be undertaken only manually, such as cutting long-grass meadows on slopes. At the same time the volunteers will gain a detailed knowledge about the different parks and gardens of the World Heritage site and the challenges in managing them.
The educational part of the project will inform the volunteers about the background of the project, provide knowledge about historical garden and park architecture, traditional gardening and other related topics and will include lectures and guided tours about Classical Weimar as well as excursions to related heritage sites. The opportunity of free entrance to museums and exhibitions will enable in addition individual study.
Вид работ
The working part is 6 hours per day.
Условия
The accommodation is in shared 6- or 8- bed-room in a hostel in the city. Shower, toilet and kitchen are at the place. The equipment is simple but fair.
The meals will be prepared together as they are part of the community life, what means that every participant will be responsible for the meal at least once during its stay. So it would be very nice if the participants could bring typical recipes from home in order to introduce each other to the preparation of food from all over the world.
All costs linked to the project are covered, including food, accommodation, insurance and transportation during the stay at the project. Nevertheless individual travel insurance is also recommended to be bought by a participant.
Travel costs to and from the camp place, visa costs are not covered.
Participants should organize their journey to and from the project place by themselves and on their own expenses. Furthermore participants should bring their own pocket money.
EHV - Zorats Church - Built Heritage Preservation
Армения Другое...
Zorats church (“Soldier Church”) is located in the Vayots Dzor district, in the Eastern part of Yeghegis village on a hill overlooking the river. It was built in 1303 by archbishop Stepanos – a grandson of Prince Tarsaiyich Orbelian.
Recent excavations around Zorats Church have uncovered a number of foundations, well preserved walls and window casings from early medieval times, when a monastery was established on the place.
Zorats Church is completely unique among Armenian churches; no other similar structures have been conserved in the whole country: it was created in a special way to enable warriors sitting on their horses to receive the sacrament and the blessing of the church before leaving to battle. The blessing of troops and their horses before battle were commonplace, but no other church in Armenia was built exactly for that purpose, and with the idea of bringing both steed and soldier into the outdoor sanctuary.
The church and the cemetery were surrounded by walls. A number of rough tomb stones lie on the ground in front of the church, and they are quite revealing; each bears a carefully carved eye hole at one end. The purpose for these holes is unclear, though researchers believe the stones are ancient and that they suggest this is a very old worship site, converted to Christian use at an early age. Other stones are from later periods; including several nicely carved khachkars (“cross stones”).
The project will be very intensive and consist of two parts – a practical working part and a study part. The practical working part, which will be at different parts of the site, will last six hours per day. In the evenings and during the weekend, educational and cultural activities will take place.
The project will include various preservation, cleaning and maintenance activities at Zorats Church and its direct surroundings.
The main focus will lie on the consolidation and preservation of the fortification walls and the ruins of the former buildings in front of the church.
Beside that, the roof of the church which is covered by flagstones will be cleaned from vegetation, loosened flagstones fixed and damaged parts repaired.
Finally, under the supervision of local expert tomb stones and cross stones will be cleaned, re-erected and fixed.
Within the framework of the educational part the volunteers will participate in workshops and presentations, discuss with locals, heritage administration and churchmen the importance of heritage preservation. They will also gain knowledge about Armenian heritage, local history and regional traditions.
During the project guided tours and excursions will be organized to nearby located heritage sites of the region as for instance to the “Birds’ Cave” where archaeologists found a 5.500 years old leather show, the oldest known leather shoe in the world.
Вид работ
The working part is 6 hours per day.
Условия
The accommodation with shared space in a wooden house with toilets in former school is provided.
The meals will be prepared together as they are part of the community life, what means that every participant will be responsible for the meal at least once during its stay. So it would be very nice if the participants could bring typical recipes from home in order to introduce each other to the preparation of food from all over the world.
All costs linked to the project are covered, including food, accommodation, insurance and transportation during the stay at the project. Nevertheless individual travel insurance is also recommended to be bought by a participant.
Travel costs to and from the camp place, visa costs are not covered. Participants should organize their journey to and from the project place by themselves and on their own expenses. Furthermore participants should bring their own pocket money.
EHV - Tematín Castle - Traditional stone techniques
Словакия Другое...
Tematín Castle is situated on a side ridge of the Považský Inovec mountain range at an altitude of 605 above the sea level. It was part of the chain of border castles and it was built far from any settlements and is now considered one of the least accessible castles in Slovakia.
As to its early history, archaeological research indicates that the first brick buildings of the castle were built around the year 1250. It began losing its renown of unconquerable fortress towards the end of the 18th century, since the nobility were at that time building more luxurious and more comfortable mansions in the lowlands.
As of the year 2007, the castle has remained in the care of the Tematín Castle Association. With the help of volunteers and staff, its members explore and preserve the castle. The ambition is to maintain the atmosphere of the castle as part of the beautiful countryside without allowing any massive interferences or new constructions.
The project will be very intensive and consist of two parts – a practical working part and a study part. The practical working part, which will be at different parts of the site, will last six hours per day. In the evenings and during the weekend, educational and cultural activities will take place.
The project will focus on traditional technologies of stone and brick masonry.
The preservation works will be carried out directly at the historic walls and vaults of the medieval buildings which have been rebuilt and changed in Renaissance style, where the stone – and at vaults the brick – are the dominant building materials. Under the supervision of experts and skilled craftsmen in the field of cultural heritage restoration the volunteers will take part in the whole process, from lime preparation and lime burning, mortar mixing and stone selection up to stone laying technology in stonework. Pointing of historic masonry will be part of masonry work, too.
In addition, the participants will be involved in the process of preserving historic plasters, stabilizing sandstone architectural elements and traditional carpentry.
The practical work will be prepared, preceded and complemented by theoretical instruction.
During the weekend, a trip will take place to the surrounding castles in order to know the conservation practices of various surrounding castles.
Вид работ
The working part is 6 hours per day.
Условия
The accommodation with shared rooms in the castle with dry toilets and field shower is provided.
The meals will be prepared together as they are part of the community life, what means that every participant will be responsible for the meal at least once during its stay. So it would be very nice if the participants could bring typical recipes from home in order to introduce each other to the preparation of food from all over the world.
All costs linked to the project are covered, including food, accommodation, insurance and transportation during the stay at the project. Nevertheless individual travel insurance is also recommended to be bought by a participant.
Travel costs to and from the camp place, visa costs are not covered. Participants should organize their journey to and from the project place by themselves and on their own expenses. Furthermore participants should bring their own pocket money.
EHV - Ivanic Grad - Mapping and documentation of industrial heritage
Хорватия Другое...
Ivanić-Grad is located forty kilometres east of Zagreb and has around 14,000 inhabitants. It is part of the Zagreb County and geographically belongs to the Western Moslavina. The industrial heritage of the city can be traced throughout the 20th century. In the first half of the 20th century, the industry consisted mostly of mills, sawdust, alcoholic beverage and brick factories. Thanks to the electric power plant, Ivanić-Grad had electric power already in 1913. Rich deposits of oil and natural gas, discovered in the period after World War II in the fields and forest areas of the rural hinterland of the historic settlements of Križ, Kloštar Ivanić and Ivanić-Grad were one of the main reasons for significant changes in the economic and social structure of the population.
The basis of its economy is nowadays apart of the oil, gas and chemical industry and metal processing also agriculture and livestock. Much of the industrial heritage is not documented or valorised.
The project will be very intensive and consist of two parts – a practical working part and a study part. The practical working part, which will be at different parts of the site, will last six hours per day. In the evenings and during the weekend, educational and cultural activities will take place.
The International workshop "Mapping and Documentation of Industrial Heritage in Ivanić-Grad" will consist of material research in archives, identification of relevant industrial heritage monuments, photographic documentation production and creation of a website as a final product.
The aim is to make industrial heritage more visible and accessible by providing based on research coherent information about these monuments as well as to contribute to its valorisation through photo documentation and website.
In addition, in order to involve the local population and make use of their knowledge, interviews with people who worked in these companies will be conducted to get a more comprehensive overview of how the industry has influenced everyday life in Ivanić-Grad and to use the process of storytelling to raise awareness.
Given that the industrial heritage in Ivanić-Grad is not documented, the main objective of this project is to provide a systematic overview of industry development and to contribute to the awareness of the local community about the importance of preserving industrial heritage. The results of the workshop will be the basis for the future work towards its sustainable management.
Вид работ
The working part is 6 hours per day.
Условия
The accommodation in a local guesthouse with shared rooms with beds, warm showers and toilets is provided.
The meals will be prepared together as they are part of the community life, what means that every participant will be responsible for the meal at least once during its stay. So it would be very nice if the participants could bring typical recipes from home in order to introduce each other to the preparation of food from all over the world.
All costs linked to the project are covered, including food, accommodation, insurance and transportation during the stay at the project. Nevertheless individual travel insurance is also recommended to be bought by a participant.
Travel costs to and from the camp place, visa costs are not covered. Participants should organize their journey to and from the project place by themselves and on their own expenses. Furthermore participants should bring their own pocket money.
EHV - El Paodor del Pontet - Archaeological Excavations
Альтеа, Испания Археология
El Poador del Pontet in Altea is a monumental fountain complex dating back to the 18th century which was serving as water supply for the inhabitants of the town. El Poador del Pontet has a semicircular shape, where twelve jets of water sprang up on a ninemeters long rectangular raft.
The fountain had been used for nearly two hundred years – in 1782 El Poador del Pontet was mentioned for the first time in a document; and in 1963 the ditch was coated.
When El Poador del Pontet was re-discovered in the end of 2014 it was covered by one meter thick layer of soil. In 2015, excavations started, which showed that the circular structure of the fountain had been gradually filled due to the contribution of mud from Barranquet ravine. This process started in the middle of the 19 century. Among the older people in the neighbourhood, historians pointed out, no one remembers seeing or hearing their parents or grandparents talking about this structure, but they did use the same section of the ditch as a scrubber until the 50ies of the 20th century
The project will be very intensive and consist of two parts – a practical working part and a study part. The practical working part, which will be at different parts of the site, will last six hours per day. In the evenings and during the weekend, educational and cultural activities will take place.
Within the framework of the project the excavations will be continued. The volunteers will work together with local archaeologists who will explain them the work and the background of the site.
The tasks will content physically demanding digging works as well as the documentation of the excavations, the cleaning and the catalogisation of the findings.
Вид работ
The working part is 6 hours per day.
Условия
The accommodation in one shared room with beds and toilets next to the sea is provided.
The meals will be prepared together as they are part of the community life, what means that every participant will be responsible for the meal at least once during its stay. So it would be very nice if the participants could bring typical recipes from home in order to introduce each other to the preparation of food from all over the world.
All costs linked to the project are covered, including food, accommodation, insurance and transportation during the stay at the project. Nevertheless individual travel insurance is also recommended to be bought by a participant.
Travel costs to and from the camp place, visa costs are not covered. Participants should organize their journey to and from the project place by themselves and on their own expenses. Furthermore participants should bring their own pocket money.
Monastery preservation project in Samara, Russia
Samara, Russia Искусство
VOOPIK Волонтерское движение
The workcamp has 2 sessions:
Session 1: From July 8 till 17, 10 days
Session 2: from July 18 till 28, 10 days
The works for volunteers will include various preservation and cleaning works at monastery building made of stone and its surroundings
The volunteer workcamp will include educational and cultural program. Our volunteers will participate in workshops and presentations, discuss with heritage administration and churchmen the importance of heritage preservation. They will also gain knowledge about russian ortodox heritage, local history and regional traditions. During the project guided tours and excursions will be organized to nearby located heritage sites of Samara region.
You will live and work together with russian volunteers in friendly atmosphere. You can spent your free time walking along Volga river banks.
1 июл. 2019 г.
Русский, English, Français,
Вид работ
The works for volunteers will include various preservation and cleaning works at monastery building made of stone and its surroundings.
No special building skills required
Условия
Accommodation is in the hostel in the center of Samara city. It's a comfortable hostel with toilet, bathroom with hot and cold water. Breakfast, lunch, dinner for free. They will have kitchen to cook food by themselves if they want to
WHV - Encouraging Young People to Respect the Heritage
Рабат, Марокко Другое...
The project is implemented in the Medina of the city of Rabat, which is inscribed to the UNESCO World Heritage List.
1 июл. 2019 г.
English, Français,
Вид работ
The project is devoted to the topic of intercultural exchange and Moroccan culture.
The volunteers will help to raise awareness of the inhabitants of Rabat about its World Heritage status and significance.
The volunteer will also assist in cleaning of cultural heritage sites in the city.
The working hours are from 9:00 to 12:30
Условия
Accommodation: the volunteers will live in a local school. Modest mattress are provided. There is toilet and modest shower, a kitchen and a social room.
The accommodation is close to the sea.
The volunteer should bring a simple blanket and a small pillow.
3 hot meals a day are provided to the volunteers.
Счастье быть вместе
Алматы, Казахстан Другое...
Aidana Veber
Что тебя ждет?
Интересные знакомства, новый и интересный опыт, возможность бесплатно побывать на нашем фестивале, посетить различные лекции, тренинги, мастер классы. Получить много ярких и положительных эмоций =)
Для нас -
Наш фестиваль - это не просто фестиваль)
Наши волонтеры - это не просто волонтеры =)
Наши волонтеры - это наша сила!
Самые любимые, самые родные, настоящая семья!
Присоединяйся к нам, мы всегда рады новым знакомствам, людям, опыту =)
Вид работ
Вы можете приехать в любой момент, в зависимости от того, сколько вы будете волонтерить до начала фестиваля, зависит насколько вы будете заняты в дни фестиваля. При нахождении на стройке весь период (15 июля - 14 августа) в дни фестиваля вы будете полностью свободны, если захотите=)
Рабочий день длится 6-7 часов.
Условия
Проживание на огороженной территории, в палаточном лагере (палатка, спальник, каремат должны быть свои, если нет своей палатки, всегда можно договориться с другими волонтерами о подселении).
Кормим вкусно, размер порции не считаем =)
3 разовое питание + полдник. Мясом кормим :) (курица, говядина, консервы), вегетарианские блюда готовим. Плюс всегда есть фрукты на полдник (арбузы, дыни, яблоки), печеньки и конфеты. Чай зеленый/черный/кофе. Алкоголь запрещен.
Организовываем трансфер из города Алматы, Казахстан до территории фестиваля и обратно.