Warum Archäologie? Auftakt zur Serie "Eine archäologische Zeitreise"

Why should we study archaeology? What is so fascinating about exploring 280,000 years of human history? What is its societal relevance? Where in the past would you like to travel, and whom would you like to meet there? These and other questions are answered by: Dr. Barbara Rüschoff-Parzinger, Head of Cultural Affairs at the LWL (Regional Association of Westphalia-Lippe); Prof. Dr. Michael Rind, Head of LWL Archaeology for Westphalia; Dr. Doreen Mölders, Director of the LWL State Museum of Archaeology in Herne; and Dr. Aurelia Dickers, Chair of the Antiquities Commission for Westphalia and City Archaeologist for Münster. A publication of the Antiquities Commission for Westphalia and LWL Archaeology for Westphalia (2022). The series "An Archaeological Journey Through Time" was created as part of the project "The Archaeological Time Machine" for the 125th anniversary of the Antiquities Commission for Westphalia – a VR film presentation about three archaeological sites from three different periods and three regions in Westphalia-Lippe: the Neolithic megalithic tomb "Die Großen Sloopsteene," the Roman field camp at Haltern, and the Holsterburg. A 2D version of the VR films will be available on this channel from approximately mid-September 2022. ... About the project "The Archaeological Time Machine": www.zeitmaschine.lwl.org More information about archaeology in Westphalia: www.altertumskommission.lwl.org Facebook:   / altertumskommission   Instagram:   / altertumskommission   https://www.lwl-archaeologie.de The LWL Museums of Archaeology: https://www.lwl-landesmuseum-herne.de https://www.lwl-kaiserpfalz-paderborn.de https://www.lwl-roemermuseum-haltern.de