The Campos e Saberes project proposes simulated research activities in public spaces, from an interdisciplinary perspective, based on the know-how of Archeology in dialogue with History, Anthropology, Geography, among others disciplines. Fieldwork is key in the process that includes experimenting in practice of concepts, methodologies, the notion of authorship, ethics and the public dimension of research in human and social sciences, in general. The text brings reports of activities, which are based on the concept of interdisciplinarity by Hilton Japiassú, and anti-method, by Paul Feyerabend.