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13.09.25
Time: 09:00 to 11:00 a.m.
Meeting point: Essing, wooden bridge over the Main-Danube Canal "Tatzlwurm" (Essing side)
Info phone: 09441 10492
Note Also suitable for children up to 12 years
The tour for children and adults leads through the lives of the early inhabitants of the Klausen caves in the Altmühltal. On this exciting journey through time, you will learn about the life of Neanderthals and modern humans, about art and culture, religion and burial rites of the last Ice Age. There are answers to many questions: What animals once lived here? What do wolves and Neanderthals have in common? Why are there no Neanderthals left today? Or are there?
Note: Please wear sturdy shoes and don't forget your flashlight!
Please register by the Thursday before the event at the museum ticket office on 09441/10492 or at info@archaeologisches-museum-kelheim.de.
Regular: 5,- €
Reduced: 3,- €
Registration is required!
Registration by the Thursday before the event at 09441/10492 or info@archaeologisches-museum-kelheim.de
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