Roman Era
Making Roman Things
Country
- Germany
Among the Roman population there were resourceful and imaginative people, as evidenced by the archaeological collections in the Saalburg. There are objects from all walks of life - toys and clothing, jewelry and coins, household appliances and tools, but also things that bring us closer to medicine, sports, art and music from this time.
EAD22 at Hunebedcenter: The Wondrous World of Archaeology
Country
- the Netherlands
Get to know the archeology of Drenthe! On Sunday 19 June, the Dolmen Center will be devoted to archeology during the National Archeology Days.
EAD23 at Musée Gallo-Romain de Saint-Romain-en-Gal
Country
- France
Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
EAD22 - Archaeological Tourism Days
Country
- Portugal
Thinking about Archaeology as a development motor of a region through tourism is a challenge that the scientific community is currently facing.
Museum Sleepover: The Romans AT HOME
Country
- United Kingdom
You’re invited to join an ancient adventure! Experience a fun-filled night at the Museum from your own home.
Here’s the plan:
Gallo-Roman Days
Country
- France
Exceptionally this year, the two banks of the Rhône will be invested, with entertainment at the museum, at the temple of Augustus and Livia and at the ancient theater in the evening!
Opening Weekend at Archäologischer Park Cambodunum
Country
- Germany
Roman life, guided tours, workshops
Roman Day Vindonissa
Country
- Switzerland
Experience fast-paced chariot races and dramatic gladiator fights on Roman Day Vindonissa: Roman chariots and horses compete against each other at the Windisch amphitheater. Impressive gladiators also fight for fame and honor in the cheering crowd of spectators - an ancient spectacle in front of a historical back
EAD22 at Villa Borg: News from the Excavation
Country
- Germany
On Sunday, June 19, 2022, at 2 p.m.
Borg Furnace Project
Country
- Germany
From June 9th to 12th, 2022, glasses will again be blown and formed at the Roman Villa Borg archaeology park under the enthusiastic gaze of visitors at the reconstructed Roman glass furnace.