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Lectures and workshops of the Summer School explore the main core themes:

The International Conference Archaeometallurgy in Europe has been organized every four years since 2003, in Milan (2003), Grado-Aquileia (2007), Bochum (2011), Madrid (2015) and Miskolc (2019). These conferences represent the most important forum for scientific discussion on early metalworking in Europe and other related regions of the Old World.

Get hands-on with one of humanity’s greatest inventions, and experience ancient metalworking with our experimental archaeologist! 

Craft a pair of stunning Celtic rings based on real finds from archaeology!

A unique chance to explore the origins of British language with linguist and Medievalist Harriet Earis.

Hungarian Day of Archaeology

Zoom webinar on the occasion of the International Museum Day

When: May 27, 2023 14:00 Latvia 12.00 London. 13.00 CET
Topic: Living Archaeology

We are delighted to announce the Call for Papers (deadline 1st of February 2024) for the 17th International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology (ISBSA 17). The main theme for the upcoming ISBSA17 is STATE AND PRIVATE SHIPBUILDING THROUGH THE AGES.

It is literally on everyone's lips: our diet.

Healthy food and meals are a highly topical subject and an occasion to look at the eating habits of our ancestors at ARCHÄOTECHNICA.

On the first weekend in August, actors from fields such as living history, experimental archaeology and research will share their knowledge of nutrition with us.

Grain, Vegetables and Wild Berries

For the European Archeology Day we travel to prehistoric gardens. An expert gives exciting insights into archaeobotany and past plant worlds. Guided tours through the museum garden with stories about the cultivated plants. Guests can grind grain and prepare culinary bites.

Dyes in History and Archaeology (DHA) is an annual international conference that focuses on the academic discussion of dyes and organic pigments used in the past.

Ukrainian Congress of Researchers and Reconstructors

The goal of the event is to unite in one space reenactors, students historians, archaeologists, masters of various crafts and workers of historical and cultural reserves.

The basis of the program will be: