Bow and Spear Thrower Building Course
Under the guidance of the experienced archaeologist Jürgen Junkmanns, the participants build a traditional wooden bow or a spear thrower with the associated arrows and spears.
Under the guidance of the experienced archaeologist Jürgen Junkmanns, the participants build a traditional wooden bow or a spear thrower with the associated arrows and spears.
Welcome to the wellness center “Zum Steinzeitkamm”. Here you can experience body and beauty care using methods that are thousands of years old. Forget chia seeds and Goji berries: we show you which superfoods have already been growing with us since the Stone Age and what ingredients our Ancestors used for beauty treatments - natural and soothing. Let yourself be pampered!
Biennial International Conference for the Craft Sciences
Walking through some of the most glorious parts of Cranborne Chase, we will learn how to harvest wild plants for food and other uses.
Join Kael on a beginner’s guide to foraging for wild food course. Kael is a tutor at the Ancient Technology Centre and is an expert on the historical use of food and regularly forages for his own consumption.
Walking through some of the most glorious parts of Cranborne Chase, we will learn how to harvest wild plants for food and other uses.
Join Kael on a beginner’s guide to foraging for wild food course. Kael is a tutor at the Ancient Technology Centre and is an expert on the historical use of food and regularly forages for his own consumption.
How did people survive in the Stone Age and how did an increase in temperature affect their hunting technique? Which animals did our ancestors hunt in Lippe around 12,000 years ago, and what weapons did they use for this?
Birch pitch is the glue of prehistory and early history. It consists solely of birch bark. Not only were arrowheads traded with it - birch pitch is also known as prehistoric chewing gum! In addition, it is still used for medical purposes even today. But how was this all-purp
With warming sparks and flames, the Archaeological Open Air Museum Oerlinghausen will welcome you on this day. Söhnke Raimann uses many examples to show how lighting a fire worked in the days without matches and lighters and tells interesting stories about it. Experience how a spark turns into a cozy fire. Learn and feel how important fire was and still is for us humans.
Stichting Erfgoedpark Batavialand
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