Archeon 30 years!

Busy, busy, busy… The farmers of the Bronze Age have hardly any time to hunt, because they are preoccupied with their cattle and their farmland. The rye has grown considerably; the farmer’s wife controls the harvest. In the field, one can find bean stakes and various grown crops. The animals, especially cattle and pigs, can graze during the day and return inside at night. The stable is a part of the house. The farm was built according to an archaeological research site in Geldermalsen. ... But with all the respect This temple is based on an excavated treasure at Barger-Oosterveld. The shaman performs mysterious rituals in the temple. He burns mugwort leaves and is contacting the ancestral spirits and elements through singing.