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Keltenwelt-Forum: La Tène, at the origins of Celtic archaeology
Lecture by Prof. Marc-Antoine Kaeser – Laténium
The La Tène site, discovered on the shores of Lake Neuchâtel in 1857, played a decisive role in the development of Celtic archaeology. But more than a century and a half after the first investigations, archaeologists are still arguing about the interpretation of the site: was it a fortified settlement, a customs post, a battlefield or a sanctuary dedicated to the Celtic war gods?
The lecture traces the history of research and presents the first results of an extensive research project that has been carried out at the Laténium since 2007 in collaboration with numerous institutions in Switzerland, France, Great Britain, Germany and the United States.
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Venue: Museum
Box office: 6pm, start: 7pm
Entrance fee: 5 euros, admission is free for members of the Keltenwelt am Glauberg Association (please also register)
Since the number of seats in the lecture room is limited, we ask you to register by phone: 06041/82330-24 or email: anfragen@keltenwelt-glauberg.de.
The museum bistro is open until 7 pm.
This event is supported by the Förderverein der Keltenwelt am Glauberg eV.
