Within the natural landscape of the sands of Wekerom, the cultural landscape of the Iron Age can be experienced with the celtic fields system and farm.
The celtic fields system and the (re)construction of a farmhouse are set in the natural park of Wekerom sands.
Originally built to test iron age building techniques, the roundhouse in Woodview Farm is used for educational purposes.
Woodview Farm Iron Age roundhouse was built to test ancient building technology and materials.
Set in the high Apennines, the Asineria di Gombola is a family and children friendly donkey farm. Among other activities, the iron age hut and kiln are the place to enjoy hands on activities on the past.
In the donkey farm set in the Apennines, the (re)construction of an iron age hut is the place to experience the past.
Park in The Past is an ambitious plan to restore an old sand and gravel quarry near Hope, in Flintshire to create a unique ancient environment based on the 1st Century AD - at the very moment when the Roman Legions arrived, bringing with them new technologies and a new culture - changes that some call the beginnings of our Nation State.
Archaeology and history of Eastern Slovakia is represented in the Archeopark with five dwellings re-constructed on the base of archaeological findings from the Palaeolithic to the Early Middle Ages.
The Archeopark illustrates with five dwellings the history of the region from the Palaeolithic to the Early Middle Ages.
Planned to be opened in 2015, in Nasavrky, south east of Prague, an AOAM with more than 30 buildings will show the celtic life of 1 cent. a.D Bohemia.
Planned to be opened in 2015, in Nasavrky, south east of Prague, an AOAM with more than 30 buildings ...
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