Stiftung Lebensraum Gebirge: Archaeology in Stansstad

Description

A journey through 8,000 years of history The extraordinarily interesting topographical situation at the transition between Lake Vierwaldstätter and Lake Alpnacher has attracted people since the Middle Stone Age (from 6000 BC). Christian Harb from the Archaeology Department of Nidwalden provides insights into ongoing investigations and the latest findings on archaeology in Stansstad. Topics include a castle that does not exist, a strait that may have been a land bridge, and why a pile of waste can become a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The event takes place at the Sust in Herrenhaus Grafenort, and admission is free (donation). The café bar in the Sust opens at 6:45 PM. Please note: seating is limited – first come, first served.

Highlights

• Insight into 8,000 years of history
• Lecture by Christian Harb
• Free admission (donation)

General Information

The event offers an exciting overview of archaeological finds in Stansstad. Christian Harb from the Archaeology Department of Nidwalden presents current investigations and insights into historical sites and their significance.

Location

Herrenhaus 1, 6388 Grafenort, Switzerland

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