Newest Era

On the first "Day of Experimental Archeology", visitors to the Lauresham Open-Air Laboratory and Visitor Information Center can expect a varied and colorful program from the temporary exhibition about Archaeology in South Hessen, titled "Looking over the Shoulder of Researchers and Learning New Research on the Early Middle Ages”.

50 years since the discovery of our Bronze Age site! In 1968, during work on the southern outskirts of Hitzacker inconspicuous pottery shards came to light. They were the starting signal for intensive archaeological excavations. It quickly became clear: This was at that time the largest Bronze Age village of northeastern Lower Saxony, which existed here for over 1,500 years.

For old-timer friends we offer for the third time a very special "bonbon": Exclusive cars, luxury mobile with style and tractor veterans with their characteristic sound make their way into the archaeological open-air museum. The owners like to show their lovingly tended treasures. A day where the hearts of all oldie friends beat faster! There is good food and drinks. 

This event is unique in its kind. It only happens once a year in Belgium that all historical associations are assembled under the cover of a multi-period camp. During this camp we make a journey through World History. This happens in an encampment built in the style and the tradition of the presented period.

Join us in the heart of the Champagne wine-growing region in Reims, France, for our NAI 2018 International Conference! Join interpreters from around the world as we explore the conference theme, "Inspiring Critical Thinking: Essential Questions of Past, Present, and Future."

A living meetingplace for all people, no matter background, age, ethnicity or gender.

The Subcarpathian Museum of Krosno and its branch, the Carpathian Troy Archaeological Open-Air Museum at Trzcinica, Poland, are organising an International Conference entitled “Open-Air Archaeological Museums: Reconstruction and Reenactment – Reality or Fiction?” which will be held on 18 and 19 October this year.

We are pleased to announce that the call for papers is now open for Celebrating Our Woodland Heritage.