Excavate once like the archaeologists at the Welzow Archaeotechnical Centre

Visitors learn about an excavation: what is an archaeological finding and how does one go about uncovering all the beautiful things it hides within? Shovel, trowel and scraper, but also paper and pencil are needed to follow the steps of the archaeologist until a vessel from the Stone Age, the Bronze Age or the Iron Age can finally be taken out of the earth and everyone can marvel at it.

The Archaeotechnical Centre works with replicas. This means that if a vessel is damaged during excavation - never mind, the archaeological ceramics working group will make new ones. The flints found in the Stone Age features are freshly cut and therefore sharp!

The offer takes place outdoors and is aimed at students of the
Grades 1 to 10.
Dates: by arrangement
Advance booking absolutely necessary: at least 2 weeks in advance
Duration: at least 4 hours (and longer)
Group size: 10 to 25 people
Admission per person: € 8.00
Cameras or camera phones can be brought along for documentation.

Welzow Archaeotechnical Centre