Roman Era

Exclusive invite to Roman and Iron Age enactors

Every two years, the APX opens its doors to the largest of all Roman festivals. Up to 500 participants from across Europe show their skills live in crafts, fighting, cooking and making music. For two full days, the park is filled with vibrant archeology for watching and participating.

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In the weekend of seven and eight July, Huis van Hilde and the Hoogoven Museum organize a public event close to Amsterdam (NL). In the context of 100 years of Tata Steel, iron furnaces will be made and used.

Exclusive Archaeology-Tour in Vindonissa
An archaeological walk with the Aargau culture boss and former leader of the excavations in Vindonissa Thomas Pauli-Gabi through the Roman camp in Windisch.

Tablet weaving is an ancient weaving technique, in which the rotation of tablets, applied in the warp, creating the shed where the weft passes, produce the weave. Historically, it was applied to produce accessories for garment, like belts, or as decoration in garments itself. In this workshop you will be able to produce your own tablets and create patterns.

The time has come again for us to offer activities and presentations from the Middle Stone Age to the 1st post-Christian Century: make glass beads yourself, look over the blacksmith's shoulder or with the wool dyer in their cauldron with plant brews. Be there when iron is formed, you will learn everything about food preparation from hunting to the preparation of dishes.