Early Middle Ages

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

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.

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

Evidence of belief and cult can be traced back to the earliest beginnings of human history. The worlds of thought and mostly complex cult practices of our ancestors have a great appeal to us, but they are difficult to understand or even reconstruct.

DISCOVER ANCIENT MUSIC AND HAVE A GO WITH HISTORIC INSTRUMENTS!

Activities free with your admission! *
Normal entrance prices apply.

Historical Experience and Present-Day Challenges

Programme:

Saturday, 7 October

The Mining Museum of the Basque Country is pleased to announce a new edition of an experimental archaeology demonstration of the archaeometallurgy of ancient and medieval iron, that was so important in these historical ages in Biscay (Spain).

The historic buildings at St Fagans National Museum of History showcase 2,000 years of home building in Wales. From simple handmade homes of sticks and earth to a precision engineered aluminium prefab from The Second World War. Can this collection help us design new homes that are sustainable, long-lasting and resilient?

The Medieval festival 'Remember the Glory' is held for the seventh time in a row at Tuida Fortress. Created on the idea of Milen Petrov, financed by the Municipality of Sliven and carried out by the team of Tuida Fortress and Club for Medieval Martial Arts 'Ratina', Sliven.