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Archäologische Experimente zu neolithischen Fäll- und Holzbearbeitungstechniken

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Ergersheim Experiments

Rössen broad wedge

The Ergersheim Experiments are a series of archaeological experiments on felling and woodworking techniques with reconstructed (Early) Neolithic tools, carried out annually since 2011. They are organized by volunteer scientists and students from various universities, heritage administrations, museums and institutions, as well as archaeo-technicians and interested laymen from the Netherlands, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The experiments are generously supported by the municipality of Ergersheim, Bavaria, Germany and the Archaeological Association of Ergersheim.

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13th Experiment 2027

The 13th Ergersheim Experiment will take place at the weekend of March 5 – 7, 2027.

Various participants will work their projects.

Further information will follow soon.

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