Description
Participants in this open workshop at the Museum für Urgeschichte(n) can explore ancient techniques inspired by the Neolithic lake dwellers of Zug. They will craft a wild boar tooth pendant, sew a fish leather pouch, or make seed balls containing plants like flax, poppy, or Physalis, reflecting the flora of the period. The event offers an engaging way to learn about prehistoric life through practical activities, with instructions provided in German and English, and additional video guidance for the leather pouch. All materials are available at the museum reception for a small fee, and the workshop is suitable for children from primary school age accompanied by adults.
Highlights
Create prehistoric-inspired souvenirs; learn ancient techniques; hands-on activities for all ages; materials available on-site; guided instructions in German and English.
General Information
Held at Museum für Urgeschichte(n) Zug, Switzerland. Open during museum hours; no registration needed. Materials cost CHF 3-11. Suitable for children from primary school age with adult supervision.
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October 2026
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