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Living history is an activity that incorporates historical tools, activities and dress into an interactive presentation that seeks to give observers and participants a sense of stepping back in time.
THE LIVING HISTORY PROJECT is a digital museum archiving the stories of the many who have helped shape Malaysia, in their own words. This not-for-profit initiative is a valuable public resource that is available for access anywhere and anytime.
The Living History Project revolutionises how Malaysia's cultural heritage is documented and shared. We safeguard the stories, experiences, and legacies for present and future generations, empowering individuals to connect with their roots and engage in the nation's history.
May 16, 2019 · Living history closely adheres to Freeman Tilden’s classic six principles of interpretation, and the ethos of inclusive living history could be summed up in number four: the chief aim of interpretation is not instruction, but provocation.[8]
Instead of simply reciting facts and dates, Living History brings history to life through immersive experiences, live reenactments, and interactive exhibits.
Living history can be defined as an attempt by people to simulate life in another time. Generally, the other time is in the past, and a specific reason is given for making the attempt to live as other people once did.
Welcome to this section of the Historic UK website, dedicated to Living History – living history events, battle reenactments and the people who make it happen, the reenactors and traders.
