Primary school children, young workers and university students have all contributed to the success of the PARABOW project. This section describes the training actions in which they were involved.

Students get involved with archaeology in Iceland. Mediterranean altar stone excavated leading to surmise on the history of the stone. A fragment of a Danish silver coin was found dating from the reign of Harda-Knutur (known as Harthacnut in English) in AD 1040 to 1045.

Archaeological and heritage management skills training. "To us Italians, (Iceland) seemed to be at the farthest end of the globe! "

Carpenters training in Finland. During a ten day period in the Autumn of 1998, the carpenters assembled at Kuru in Central Finland and received instruction from experts from Kuru College of Forestry and Pirkkaveisto Oy (log house company). .