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Come along and learn about Ancient Paints and earth pigments. During this workshop we will learn how people made paints from coloured minerals and brushes from foraged natural materials throughout prehistory and history, mainly between the stone age and the Vikings.

How do you actually do that, weave such a beautiful basket? Do you weave with double or single branches? And what about the bottom? 
 
You will learn all this during this fascinating workshop, led by basket weaving expert Eva IJsveld!  

Guided tours of the stilts built as in prehistoric times and demonstrations of pottery

Come immerse yourself in the woodland ways of our ancestors!

Discover the correct and safe way to use the most essential of the treewright's tools: the axe.

... that's what amber was called in ancient myths. But this petrified resin has been in great demand since the Stone Age. Both beads and figures were created from it. One of the oldest sculptures in northern Germany is the Moose by Weitsche, which was designed around 14,000 years ago. In the Bronze Age, the amber trade experienced a new dimension.

Get to know one of the oldest human crafts. Bow making is a very special kind of woodworking. Working on the annual growth ring brings the wood to new life and will change the way you look at wood as a material. Under expert guidance, the participants make their own bows from ash or hickory (including string and arrows).

From approx. 4000 to 600 BC Chr.

In this two-day workshop, Neolithic bows and arrows are made under the guidance of bow maker Jürgen Junkmanns   .