Staub, Steine, Scherben
Wie Archäologen in der Vergangenheit graben und die Gegenwart finden
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Staub, Steine, Scherben
Narrated by:
Olaf Pessler
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Narrated by:
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Olaf Pessler
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Jens Notroff
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Antike Fallen und uralte Flüche – oder doch eher steinzeitliche Versammlungsstätten und bronzezeitliche Waffen?
Jens Notroff war an Ausgrabungen von Skandinavien bis zum Nahen Osten beteiligt. Längst findet archäologische Forschung aber nicht nur in bröckelnden Ruinen statt, sondern in musealen Sammlungen, Laboren – und im digitalen Raum. Wie lebten unsere Vorfahren, wie gestalteten sie ihre Umwelt? Mit welchen Problemen sahen sie sich konfrontiert – und welche Lösungen konnten sie dafür finden? Die Archäologie erlaubt es uns, Jahrtausende Revue passieren zu lassen. Und Antworten auch auf Herausforderungen von heute zu geben.
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