A Paleolithic shelter, a Neolithic lakeside village and a Bronze Age house have been reconstructed according to archaeological findings and current knowledge of building techniques.

A Paleolithic shelter, a Neolithic lakeside village and a Bronze Age house have been reconstructed based on archaeological finds and current knowledge of construction techniques from these eras. Four dwellings and an attic provide the backdrop for the various activities, demonstrations and workshops on offer. Visitors can make flint knives, leather purses, pendants and other prehistoric objects, test their skills with an assegai or thruster, or watch a demonstration of prehistoric fire-lighting techniques. Various courses are on offer, as well as themed days. See the program on the lake village website.


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