Iron Age
Workshop: Early Iron Production
Country
- Israel
Research Workshop of the Israel Science Foundation
Blacksmith’s Meeting
Country
- Germany
From the 24th to the 26th of May 2019, for the first time a blacksmith's meeting takes place at the Federseemuseum Bad Buchau in Southern Germany, which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year.
Iron Cradle - Dymarki Swietokrzyskie Festival
Country
- Poland
One of the most interesting stages in the history of Świętokrzyskie region was the existence of the largest ancient district of iron metallurgy in central-eastern Europe, on the territory of 800 sq. km.
Iron Smelting and Forging
Country
- Austria
Course objective: Extraction of iron from iron ore.
Beginners Course Weaving
Country
- Germany
No experience in tablet weaving yet? With this course we create the basis for understanding tablet weaving. With an understanding of the structure of a board tape, patterns can then be easily woven - with or without a pattern font. This makes it possible to freely weave your own patterns without sample fonts.
Umha Aois Symposium
Country
- Ireland
Umha Aois 2018 - Sounding the Bronze Age in Kerry
Leather Tanning Workshop
Country
- the Netherlands
A unique opportunity to learn how to turn raw hide into a usable piece of leather using prehistoric/modern techniques, under the guidance of none other than the well-known Dr.
House Construction
Country
- Germany
Felling trees, positioning piles, braiding walls with branches – if you wanted to build a stilt house during the Stone or Bronze Age, you needed a lot of wood, good tools and the right knots – give it a try!
History@Work Weekend Autumn
Country
- United Kingdom
Saturday & Sunday 10am - 4pm
Prices: Adults £5.00, Children £2.50, Under 4's free - Tickets available on the gate on the day.
Iron Roots/ Zelazne Korzenie – Archaeological Workshops
Country
- Poland
The basin of the Kamienna river has imposed direction of settlement development for thousands of years. The traces of human activity from 10 thousands years ago remained here. The area connected with the settlements from the late stage of the Stone Age received the status of the "Rydno" archaeological reserve.