EVENTS IN THE KELTENWELT
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EVENT PROGRAM
As part of our special exhibition we offer many interesting events.
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12:00 AM - Theme Weekend Archaeology: Iron
12:00 AM - Workshop: Nature drawing around the Glauberg
12:00 AM - Theme Weekend Archaeology: Iron
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11:00 AM - Workshop: Metal workshop - Iron Age fibula
12:00 AM - “Dusty museum? Not with me!”
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12:00 AM - Workshop: Felting with water and needle
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12:00 AM - Workshop: Making grass or rush baskets
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The Early Iron Age Statues from Glauberg and Their European Relatives: Lecture by Dr. Axel G. Posluschny. With the discovery of the completely preserved sandstone statue and the fragments...
The ability to extract iron and steel from inconspicuous chunks of ore triggered a huge surge in innovation in the Iron Age. This weekend we will be devoting ourselves to...
Workshop: Nature drawing around the Glauberg
All work steps - from Glauberg brown iron ore, through roasting, crushing, bloomery furnace construction, bloomery furnace feeding, removal of the bloom and further processing into finished end products, such as tools and knives.
Celtic World Cultural Summer - 2nd Irish / Scottish Celtic Festival. The Celtic World Cultural Summer concert will take place on the museum's covered terrace.
Following the model of Iron Age originals, functional garment clasps will be made in this workshop. Through targeted bending and hammering, a wire in silver, copper, or...
When the last visitor has left the exhibition, it's time for our cleaning lady with heart and soul to shine.
Discover the cosmos with experts! The Celtic World at Glauberg, together with the Physics Society, is hosting its 12th annual event on September 19th from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm.
Felting is one of humanity's oldest textile techniques – and its versatility continues to fascinate today. In this creative workshop, participants will learn both dry felting with a needle and wet felting with soap and water.
Built Faith – Religious Form in the Staufer Era
People have always needed containers to collect and store things. To do this, they used the materials that nature provided them with...
Experience Konradsdorf Monastery – follow in the footsteps of Romanesque architecture. The guided tour will introduce you to Konradsdorf Monastery from both an archaeological and historical perspective.
Unfortunately, the lecture has to be cancelled due to organizational reasons.