Paleolithic painting
Participants discover the first art form used in prehistoric caves some 35 000 years ago. They learn about the painting techniques of these nomads and their way of life. They produce a painting and take it home afterwards.
Number of participants: min. 12 – max. 16
From 8 years old.
Hunters of Prehistory
The young participants take a journey into the past and face the men and women of Prehistory. Thus, they discover their everyday actions and learn to light fire, archery, use a throwing spear,…
Number of participants : min. 12 – max. 16
From 8 years old.
Neolithic Bread
7 000 years ago, the first farmers were already baking their own bread. During this workshop, the participants will have the opportunity to grind grain, make their own loaves just like in the Neolithic era and then bake them in a plaster clay oven the same way our ancestors did.
Number of participants: min. 12 – max. 16
From 8 years old.
Prehistoric music
The reconstruction of instruments of which archaeology gives us some valuable remains is an invaluable contribution to our knowledge of prehistoric music. Ethnomusicology and “green music » are called to the rescue to allow children to experience a « live music » that allows the discovery of sounds, rhythms and control, and especially the development of a collective improvisation. This then gives rise to a recording in which the group participates and is given to the person in charge at the end of the workshop.
Number of participants : min. 12 – max. 16
From 8 years old.
Pottery
Around 5000 BCE, people came from Central and Eastern Europe via the Danube to our areas. Those people brought the ceramic craft techniques to our regions. This workshop proposes participants to discover our history by making pots with the rolling technique and decorating them with Neolithic motifs, the so-called “band decorations” (with ribbon motifs).
Number of participants: min. 12 – max. 32
From 8 years old.
Weaving
This way has appeared in our region since the Neolithic period, around 5000 BC. During this workshop, participants will learn to card, spin, dye and weave wool and vegetable fibers. The dyes used are natural and non-toxic.
Number of participants: min. 12 – max. 16
From 8 years old.
Gallic warrior
Become a brave warrior and protect our territories from invaders.
Number of participants: min. 12 – max. 26
From 8 years old.