Early Middle Ages
An Experimental Reconstruction of Hair Colours from the Jin and Tang Dynasties (265-907 AD) in China
AEOM 2024 Annual Conference
Country
- Hungary
Representations of and reflections on traumas in open air museums
Our annual conference in 2024: Representations of and reflections on traumas in open-air museums
Venue: Hungarian Open Air Museum, Szentendre
Pre-conference tour: trauma-related indoor and outdoor exhibitions in Budapest and its surroundings on 18th August
Testing Roman Glass in the Flame
Book Review: Experimentelle Archäologie in Europa, Jahrbuch 2022
***The periodical is published by Gunter Schöbel and the European Association for the Advancement of Archaeology by Experiment e. V. (Europäische Vereinigung zur Förderung der Experimentellen Archäologie) in collaboration with the Pfahlbaummuseum Unterhuldingen...
Midwinter's Magical Quest
Country
- United Kingdom
MEET THE HOLLY KING AND DEER QUEEN IN THIS ALTERNATIVE CHRISTMAS ADVENTURE!
Embark upon “Midwinter’s Magical Quest” right in the heart of Hampshire and immerse yourself in the enchanting world of ancient traditions brought to life! Join us on a heart-warming journey as we celebrate winter traditions from a time long before the commercial holidays.
Women's Images - Women Write History
Country
- Germany
The multi-period event "Weibsbilder" becomes reality on the 18th-20th. May 2024 in the Bärnau History Park!
We just wanted to move away from some things.
Workshop: Introduction to Bone Carving
Country
- Germany
Animal bones are one of the oldest raw materials used by humans. Devices and decorative objects have been made from this natural material since the Paleolithic period right up to the very recent past. Bone was probably
Workshop: Making Glass Beads
Country
- Germany
Glass beads are a popular topic - both in the early Middle Ages and here at the Wallmuseum. During the summer months our bead makers and their clay oven for glass melting meet our visitors regularly.
Workshop: Making Temple Rings
Country
- Germany
The fashion for temple rings probably came to Central Europe from southeastern Europe during the migration period. Various forms of rings, which were worn in the hair or on headgear, were among the indispensable fashion accessories of the Alemanni or Frankish women of the world