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Hitzacker Archaeological Centre and its collection
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The Hitzacker Archaeological Centre is an open-air museum located in Hitzacker, Lower Saxony. The museum's main focus is on the representation of Bronze Age settlement methods. This provides a unique opportunity for visitors to gain insights into the living conditions and lifestyle of people during the Bronze Age.
Archaeological Stations and Reconstructed Structures
Covering an area of 15,000 m², the Hitzacker Archaeological Centre features 40 archaeological stations. These include three reconstructed residential stables, also known as longhouses, a death hut, and a pit house. These structures have been recreated based on evidence from local archaeological finds, offering visitors a tangible glimpse into the past.
Diverse Range of Historical and Modern Activities
The Hitzacker Archaeological Centre offers a diverse range of activities for visitors. These include historical activities such as the production of flint tools, bronze casting, bread baking, fire striking, spinning or weaving, and the use of a pottery oven. Visitors can also learn about the production and use of pitch, and the storage and preservation of food through storage pits and smoking. In addition to these historical activities, the museum also offers modern activities for visitors to participate in and try out.
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