50min.
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Our collections
Encounter authentic archaeological objects
Themes:
Prehistory
Archaeology
Society – Economy - Environment
Thought-provoking
Discovery
Visit an exhibition on how the human brain behaves, putting Prehistory into perspective...
Based on themes common to Prehistory and to the present day, address questions relating to the environment, the economy, mobility, death, life in society, art, human thought.
Whatever period you look at, the distinction that sets us apart from all other species is culture: how we consume, produce, live together, attempt to answer our existential questions, etc.
A wide-ranging summary of Prehistory, one of the most fascinating periods of all time.
An opportunity to realise that Wallonia is a land marked by Prehistory, and Belgium a pioneer in prehistoric archaeology. A chance to discover more about Philippe Charles Schmerling, the Liège doctor and archaeologist who was the first to apply scientific method to the question of “antediluvian humans” in 1829.
at the PRÉHISTOMUSEUM ///
///Permanent activities
Our collections
Encounter authentic archaeological objects
Themes:
Prehistory
Archaeology
Society – Economy - Environment
Thought-provoking
Discovery
Visit an exhibition on how the human brain behaves, putting Prehistory into perspective...
Based on themes common to Prehistory and to the present day, address questions relating to the environment, the economy, mobility, death, life in society, art, human thought.
Whatever period you look at, the distinction that sets us apart from all other species is culture: how we consume, produce, live together, attempt to answer our existential questions, etc.
A wide-ranging summary of Prehistory, one of the most fascinating periods of all time.
An opportunity to realise that Wallonia is a land marked by Prehistory, and Belgium a pioneer in prehistoric archaeology. A chance to discover more about Philippe Charles Schmerling, the Liège doctor and archaeologist who was the first to apply scientific method to the question of “antediluvian humans” in 1829.
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Workshops
Under the guidance of an archaeologist, learn some Prehistoric skills. Knap flint, start a fire, shape clay…
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Archaeology
Tour the Museum’s reserves on a tablet
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Landscapes
Explore a listed site
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Footprints
Walk barefoot
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The cave
Explore the bowels of the earth in the pitch dark
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Evolution
Lose yourself in a green maze
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Our collections
Encounter authentic archaeological objects
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Hunters
Archery and spear throwers using 3D targets
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Farmers
Take a close look at the first domesticated animals and plants
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Our reconstitutions
Houses, dolmen, menhir
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Contemporary Art
Contemplate a work of art
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Helpful hints for your visit
Helpful hints for your visit !
