Late Middle Ages

Leader: Drey Wunder eV

Leader: Jörg Korte
Participation: from 16 years
Course size: 3- 6 participants
Cost: € 70.00

Leader: Jörg Korte
Participation: from 16 years
Course size: 3- 6 participants

Call for Papers

To those of you doing hands-on experimental work in the field, lab, classroom, or anywhere else please come to ASOR 2020 in Boston and present your work in the "Experimental and Experiential Archaeology" session. I know many of you are doing exciting and interesting things and we'd love to hear about them!

We invite you to the "XII Biskupin Archery Tournament". Every year, this event gathers more and more participants, which makes their battles look extremely spectacular! The players will await two days filled with various types of competitions, and visitors will be able not only to watch the tournament, but also to listen to interesting lectures related to historical archery and take p

"Kupala Night" is a unique opportunity to learn about the customs associated with the traditional holiday of summer solstice . Why did they jump through the fire? Has anyone ever found a fern flower? What was the significance of baths and wreaths on this special night? And what could flower and herb divination tell people? You will learn these

"European Museum Night" is a special holiday. During last year's nights at the Museum, we invited our guests for a walk with torches and dinner in one of the huts, and we were at a bonfire in the Piast village, where you met its inhabitants - you talked to the rulers, and

This weekend Archeon is all about textiles, leather and clothing. There are various special demonstrations and activities.

In prehistoric times we weave with vegetable fibers, such as nettle, flax and tree bark. In addition, wool is dyed and we spin and weave with wool. You can also learn how to sprang this weekend. This is the oldest known way of braiding.

'Hoeken' and 'Kabeljauwen' compete for power