Exhibition - 100,000 Years of History in the Bruche Valley and the Vosges Foothills
Forty years of excavations and research in the Molsheim region reveal the history of the area's earliest inhabitants through thousands of objects found at nearly 500 archaeological sites within a 15-kilometer radius. The exhibition highlights three major chronological periods: Prehistory, Protohistory, and the Roman era. Visitors can see animal bones, chipped and polished stone tools from the Prehistoric period, as well as bronze objects and jewelry from burials dating to the Protohistoric period. For the Roman period, terra sigillata pottery and amphora fragments illustrate the region's economic exchanges with other parts of the Roman Empire. Guided tours for groups and school visits are available by appointment through the museum. Admission to the exhibition is included with the museum ticket.
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Original data: Office de tourisme région de Molsheim-Mutzig, via DATAtourisme (Open Licence 2.0). Source last updated: . Texts adapted and, depending on the language, translated for this website.