Offene Werkstatt: Souvenirs aus der Pfahlbauzeit

Description

Visitors to the Museum für Urgeschichte(n) in Zug can participate in an open workshop inspired by the daily life of the Neolithic lake dwellers. They can craft a wild boar tooth pendant, sew a fish leather pouch, or make seed balls containing ancient plants like flax, poppy, or Physalis. The workshop offers a unique opportunity to try archaeological techniques and take home a handcrafted souvenir that commemorates their museum visit. The activities are suitable for children from primary school age accompanied by adults, with instructions provided in German and English, and additional video guidance for the leather pouch. Materials are available at the museum reception for a small fee.

Highlights

Create prehistoric-inspired souvenirs; hands-on archaeological techniques; suitable for children and adults; instructions in German and English; materials available at low cost.

General Information

Held at Museum für Urgeschichte(n) Zug, Switzerland. Open during museum hours, no registration needed. Materials can be obtained at the reception for a small fee. The workshop is inspired by daily life in Neolithic lake dwellings and is popular among families and children.

Location

Museum für Urgeschichte(n) Zug, Hofstrasse 15, 6300 Zug, Switzerland

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