Decline and New Beginnings
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From the goddess of the Black Forest to the patron of thieves: a foray through the Roman heaven of gods opens up multicultural perspectives. Limited number of participants, no reservations possible. - ...
How did people live in the Stone Age? Children between the ages of 6 and 10 can find out at the Saturday museum for kids at the Colombischlössle Archaeological Museum. In the workshop, participants ...
Music in the staircase Arcadia Ensemble with Sonja Kanno-Landoll (transverse flutes and recorders) and Christian Zimmermann (lute) Guided tour - Keltenland Baden-Württemberg in the Archaeological ...
From the spring to the bath: What role water played for the Romans, will be described by archaeologist Johannes Gier. Limited number of participants, no reservation possible.
It's Roman at the annual Colombischlössle Festival! Legionaries and gladiators shine with their knowledge and armor. Creatives design amulets in ancient style, make the Roman favorite game round mill ...
From the oldest glass bowl north of the Alps to toilet cutlery, Iron Age finds reveal exciting Iron Age finds reveal exciting stories about the lifestyle of the Celtic notables on the Upper Rhine ...
People put on a "second skin" many millennia ago. Unfortunately, organic materials are rarely preserved. The archaeologist Susanne A. Harkort describes how, nevertheless, finds of tools or fragments ...
Participants will receive an introduction to needle felting and wet felting. Small figures, cuffs, flowers, arm or neck ornaments are made from sheep's wool. - from 16 years Cooperation with the VHS ...
Families with children from the age of 5 go on a journey back in time to the Stone Age and explore the life of people back then. This is followed by a practical part in the museum's educational ...
