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Thema: Archaeology

Bet­ween worlds — The shaman of Bad Dür­ren­berg

In March 2026, the Sta­te Mu­se­um of Pre­histo­ry is hos­ting a ma­jor spe­cial ex­hi­bi­ti­on en­tit­led “The Shama­ness”. It is de­di­ca­ted to one of the most fa­sci­na­ting dis­co­veries in Eu­ro­pean pre­histo­ry: the bu­ri­al of a Midd­le Stone Age wo­man from Bad Dür­ren­berg who li­ved around 9,000 ye­ars ago and is con­side­red a shaman ac­cor­ding to the […]

Su­per­he­roes bet­ween myth and mo­der­ni­ty: the new ex­hi­bi­ti­on at the Ar­chaeo­lo­gi­cal Mu­se­um Ham­burg

From 22 Oc­to­ber 2025 to 26 April 2026, the Ar­chaeo­lo­gi­cal Mu­se­um Ham­burg will open its doors for a very spe­cial jour­ney: Un­der the title “Myth of Su­per­he­roes”, vi­si­tors can ex­pect a co­lourful and ex­ci­ting tour th­rough the histo­ry of he­roic le­gends. The ex­hi­bi­ti­on ran­ges from an­ci­ent dei­ties such as Hera­cles or the Greek Ama­zon to […]

In dia­lo­gue wi­th the earth: pic­tu­re ex­cava­tions by Mat­thi­as Op­per­mann at the Ham­burg Ar­chaeo­lo­gi­cal Mu­se­um

From 22 Oc­to­ber 2025, the Ar­chaeo­lo­gi­cal Mu­se­um Ham­burg will be pre­sen­ting “Image Ex­cava­tions — Art in Dia­lo­gue wi­th the Earth”, an ex­tra­or­di­na­ry pro­ject by Ham­burg ar­tist Mat­thi­as Op­per­mann. He­re, art and na­tu­re mer­ge in an im­pres­si­ve way: In 2017, Op­per­mann cut up ele­ven of his pain­tings in­to a to­tal of 48 frag­ments and bu­ried them […]

Paths th­rough time — Ex­pe­ri­ence the histo­ry of the Glau­berg

The spe­cial ex­hi­bi­ti­on “Paths th­rough time. The histo­ry of the Glau­berg” in the Cel­tic World on the Glau­berg of­fers a fa­sci­na­ting in­sight in­to the eventful past of the fa­mous moun­tain on the eas­tern edge of the Wet­ter­au un­til the end of 2025. As the site of im­portant ar­chaeo­lo­gi­cal dis­co­veries — such as the fa­mous “Cel­tic […]

Ar­chaeo­lo­gy of Thought — The Art of the Vi­si­ble and In­vi­si­ble in Frank­furt

The ex­hi­bi­ti­on “Dag­mar Schuldt: Ar­chaeo­lo­gy of Thought — On the Art of the Vi­si­ble and In­vi­si­ble” at the Ar­chaeo­lo­gi­cal Mu­se­um Frank­furt not on­ly com­bi­nes art and histo­ry, but al­so in­ter­links the ex­hi­bi­ti­on space wi­th the ci­ty and the sur­roun­ding land­scape. Dag­mar Schuldt un­der­stands histo­ry as a wi­de­ly ra­mi­fied net­work of thoughts and ex­pe­ri­en­ces — ma­de […]