Donnerstag 13 Dezember
lecture
Window into History: Alexander the Great in Central Asia - the fortress of Kurganzol in Uzbekistan
18:00
MehrSonntag 16 Dezember
guided tour
Archaeological Museum Hamburg
12:00
Interested visitors have the opportunity to participate every Sunday in an exciting guided tour through mankind’s cultural history.
Mehrguided tour
A Kingdom of the Bronze Age
13:00
Highlights of the fascinating symbiosis of 5,000-year-old testimonies of a largely unknown high culture from Turkmenistan and pictures taken by the photographer Herlinde Koelbl on site will be presented in the guided tour.
Mehrchildrens programme/Sunday Kids
Fire and Light
14:00
The Sunday Kids explore how humans lived in the Stone Age and what meaning fire had. After that they create a Stone Age pottery lamp. Different fire-making techniques are presented and everyone can light their lamp.
Mehrguided tour
A Kingdom of the Bronze Age
15:00
Highlights of the fascinating symbiosis of 5,000-year-old testimonies of a largely unknown high culture from Turkmenistan and pictures taken by the photographer Herlinde Koelbl on site will be presented in the guided tour.
MehrSonntag 23 Dezember
guided tour
Archaeological Museum Hamburg
12:00
Interested visitors have the opportunity to participate every Sunday in an exciting guided tour through mankind’s cultural history.
Mehrchildrens programme/Sunday Kids
With the Ancient Romans
14:00
How did the Romans live 2,000 years ago? And how did children spent their free time back then? With games of course! Everyone can create their own game and try their luck.
MehrSonntag 30 Dezember
guided tour
Archaeological Museum Hamburg
12:00
Interested visitors have the opportunity to participate every Sunday in an exciting guided tour through mankind’s cultural history.
MehrMittwoch 02 Januar
family programme
Grandparents and Grandchildren travel through Time
15:00
Every month’s first Wednesday grandparents and grandchildren discover together the mysterious world of the Stone Age. Named “Wednesday evening at the museum – grandparents and grandchildren explore together the Archaeological Museum Hamburg” the museum offers a guided tour with some Stone Age action.
MehrSamstag 05 Januar
Sonntag 06 Januar
guided tour
Archaeological Museum Hamburg
12:00
Interested visitors have the opportunity to participate every Sunday in an exciting guided tour through mankind’s cultural history.
Mehrchildrens programme/Saturday-Workshop
Come with me to Margiana
14:00
On a journey through space and time, the children explore the millennia-old land of Margiana. Afterwards, the children will make a souvenir after the bronze age models.
MehrSonntag 13 Januar
guided tour
Archaeological Museum Hamburg
12:00
Interested visitors have the opportunity to participate every Sunday in an exciting guided tour through mankind’s cultural history.
Mehrguided tour
A Kingdom of the Bronze Age
13:00
Highlights of the fascinating symbiosis of 5,000-year-old testimonies of a largely unknown high culture from Turkmenistan and pictures taken by the photographer Herlinde Koelbl on site will be presented in the guided tour.
Mehrchildrens programme/Sunday Kids
Back to the Ice Age
14:00
The Ice Age kids can paint Ice Age animals with earth colours in the Stone Age cave of the museum.
Mehrguided tour
A Kingdom of the Bronze Age
15:00
Highlights of the fascinating symbiosis of 5,000-year-old testimonies of a largely unknown high culture from Turkmenistan and pictures taken by the photographer Herlinde Koelbl on site will be presented in the guided tour.
MehrFreitag 18 Januar
guided tour
After work guided tour "Lapis Lazuli and Dolma"
17:00
Exclusively in the evening the museum gates open for you. After a one-hour guided tour of the exhibition "Margiana - A Kingdom of the Bronze Age in Turkmenistan", participants can wind down after work in the Helms Lounge, which will also serve Turkmen specialties.
MehrSonntag 20 Januar
childrens programme/family programme/Sunday Kids
Back to the Paleolithic
14:00
Following Stone Age hunters the children create a knife blade from flint stone. With this self-made tool they build a leather pouch that can be taken home as a souvenir.
MehrSamstag 26 Januar
family programme
A day in Margiana
12:00
Take a journey of discovery in the exhibition, explore archaeological traces, solve puzzles and listen to stories. In hands-on activities, the whole family immerse themselves in the Bronze Age.
MehrSonntag 27 Januar
guided tour
Archaeological Museum Hamburg
12:00
Interested visitors have the opportunity to participate every Sunday in an exciting guided tour through mankind’s cultural history.
Mehrguided tour
A Kingdom of the Bronze Age
13:00
Highlights of the fascinating symbiosis of 5,000-year-old testimonies of a largely unknown high culture from Turkmenistan and pictures taken by the photographer Herlinde Koelbl on site will be presented in the guided tour.
Mehrchildrens programme/Sunday Kids
Fire and Light
14:00
The Sunday Kids explore how humans lived in the Stone Age and what meaning fire had. After that they create a Stone Age pottery lamp. Different fire-making techniques are presented and everyone can light their lamp.
Mehrguided tour
A Kingdom of the Bronze Age
15:00
Highlights of the fascinating symbiosis of 5,000-year-old testimonies of a largely unknown high culture from Turkmenistan and pictures taken by the photographer Herlinde Koelbl on site will be presented in the guided tour.
MehrSamstag 02 Februar
Sonntag 03 Februar
guided tour
Archaeological Museum Hamburg
12:00
Interested visitors have the opportunity to participate every Sunday in an exciting guided tour through mankind’s cultural history.
MehrSunday Matinee
Mysterious Margiana
12:00
An exciting time will be spent with an aperitif and a special guided tour on "The Bronze Age World of Turkmenistan"
Mehrchildrens programme/Saturday-Workshop
Come with me to Margiana
14:00
On a journey through space and time, the children explore the millennia-old land of Margiana. Afterwards, the children will make a souvenir after the bronze age models.
MehrMontag 04 Februar
guided tour
Bischofsturm and Domplatz
16:30
The archaeological tour starts at one of the most important historic sites of Hamburg: the Bischofsturm (“Bishop’s Tower”) at the Domplatz (“Cathedral Square”). The circular tower foundation from the 12th century measuring 19 meters in diameter is the oldest preserved stone building of Hamburg’s historic city center.
MehrMittwoch 06 Februar
family programme
Grandparents and Grandchildren travel through Time
15:00
Every month’s first Wednesday grandparents and grandchildren discover together the mysterious world of the Stone Age. Named “Wednesday evening at the museum – grandparents and grandchildren explore together the Archaeological Museum Hamburg” the museum offers a guided tour with some Stone Age action.
MehrSonntag 10 Februar
guided tour
Archaeological Museum Hamburg
12:00
Interested visitors have the opportunity to participate every Sunday in an exciting guided tour through mankind’s cultural history.
Mehrchildrens programme/family programme/Sunday Kids
Back to the Paleolithic
14:00
Following Stone Age hunters the children create a knife blade from flint stone. With this self-made tool they build a leather pouch that can be taken home as a souvenir.
MehrSonntag 17 Februar
guided tour
Archaeological Museum Hamburg
12:00
Interested visitors have the opportunity to participate every Sunday in an exciting guided tour through mankind’s cultural history.
Mehrguided tour
A Kingdom of the Bronze Age
13:00
Highlights of the fascinating symbiosis of 5,000-year-old testimonies of a largely unknown high culture from Turkmenistan and pictures taken by the photographer Herlinde Koelbl on site will be presented in the guided tour.
Mehrchildrens programme/Sunday Kids
Farmer’s Bread Stone Age Style
14:00
In our Stone Age bakery the Sunday Kids will grind corn on real grindstones for the Stone Age bread rolls and bake these in an oven. Every child can taste their roll or take it home.
Mehrguided tour
A Kingdom of the Bronze Age
15:00
Highlights of the fascinating symbiosis of 5,000-year-old testimonies of a largely unknown high culture from Turkmenistan and pictures taken by the photographer Herlinde Koelbl on site will be presented in the guided tour.
MehrSonntag 24 Februar
Samstag 02 März
Sonntag 03 März
guided tour
Archaeological Museum Hamburg
12:00
Interested visitors have the opportunity to participate every Sunday in an exciting guided tour through mankind’s cultural history.
Mehrchildrens programme/Sunday Kids
Cool Sound
14:00
A special musical instrument of Stone Age hunter-gatherers was the bullroarer, which low humming sound could be heard for miles across the cold steppe. The children build their own bullroarers and test them.
MehrMontag 04 März
guided tour
Bischofsturm and Domplatz
16:30
The archaeological tour starts at one of the most important historic sites of Hamburg: the Bischofsturm (“Bishop’s Tower”) at the Domplatz (“Cathedral Square”). The circular tower foundation from the 12th century measuring 19 meters in diameter is the oldest preserved stone building of Hamburg’s historic city center.
MehrMittwoch 06 März
family programme
Grandparents and Grandchildren travel through Time
15:00
Every month’s first Wednesday grandparents and grandchildren discover together the mysterious world of the Stone Age. Named “Wednesday evening at the museum – grandparents and grandchildren explore together the Archaeological Museum Hamburg” the museum offers a guided tour with some Stone Age action.
MehrSonntag 10 März
guided tour
Archaeological Museum Hamburg
12:00
Interested visitors have the opportunity to participate every Sunday in an exciting guided tour through mankind’s cultural history.
MehrSonntag 17 März
guided tour
Archaeological Museum Hamburg
12:00
Interested visitors have the opportunity to participate every Sunday in an exciting guided tour through mankind’s cultural history.
Mehrchildrens programme/Sunday Kids
Back to the Ice Age
14:00
The Ice Age kids can paint Ice Age animals with earth colours in the Stone Age cave of the museum.
MehrSonntag 24 März
Sonntag 31 März
childrens programme/family programme/Sunday Kids
Back to the Paleolithic
14:00
Following Stone Age hunters the children create a knife blade from flint stone. With this self-made tool they build a leather pouch that can be taken home as a souvenir.
Mehr
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