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The Stone Age is brought to life here! Archaeotechnician Andreas Diehm shows what had to be done every day: making and repairing tools, sewing clothes, but also making hunting weapons are some of the activities that can be explored together with the visitors. From the wooden hatchet with a stone blade to the filigree sewing needle made

Living history group 'Historia Vivens' visits Bachritterburg Kanzach.

Once a year we don't travel to the Romans, but exceptionally to the era in which the Saalburg was rebuilt. At the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century, archeology as a discipline was still in its infancy and more and more people were interested in the Roman buildings on the Saalburg Pass.

Today it will be colourful! From 1 p.m., our "people from Starigard" will be devoting themselves to the topics of colours, jewellery and clothing from the early Middle Ages. - In short: It's about luxury from back then! 

Experience for yourself in hands-on activities and demonstrations what the medieval equivalent of the golden wristwatch was, for example. 

Wool fiber processing from the Stone Age to the modern age. In various ways and with a wide variety of tools, many experts show how wool fibers are turned into yarn. 

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In 2023 the Bronze Casting Festival will be combined with the Bronze Age Days. 

Sweet tooth in the stilt houses

Did Stone Age people already know honey? 

Master ceramist Lyn Riccardo will demonstrate her skills at the wheel in the workshops of the Roman Villa Borg.

Already in Roman times there were pottery kilns for the production of everyday ceramics. In addition to vessels, roof tiles were also made in such potteries.

Discover the new museum Stone Age House