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Hallstattzeitliches Museum Großklein and its collection
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The Hallstattzeitliche Museum Großklein, also known as Hamug, is a museum situated in the Styrian municipality of Großklein in the Leibnitz district. This museum is dedicated to the presentation of Hallstatt period findings from archaeological excavations in the settlement at Burgstallkogel and the associated burial mounds.
Opening and Purpose of the Museum
Opened in 1990, the museum has been dedicated to showcasing the Hallstatt period findings from the archaeological excavations in the settlement at Burgstallkogel and the associated burial mounds. These findings provide a glimpse into the life and culture of the Hallstatt period, making it a fascinating destination for history enthusiasts.
Overview of Regional History
The museum today offers an overview of five and a half millennia of regional history, with a focus on the Hallstatt period. This includes the society, economy, and belief system of the Hallstatt period. The exhibition includes original findings, replicas, a cross-section model of a burial mound with grave goods, and a room for film screenings.
DEHallstattzeitliches Museum Großklein (Grossklein)
ENMuseum in Großklein
History & Anthropology Archaeology Ethnology Film