The Iron Age Homestead is a reconstruction of a historical building complex from the years 500 BC. BC, which was discovered during excavation work a few hundred meters from the current location in the 80s. The buildings, fields and gardens were rebuilt in 2002 using local materials and largely using traditional Iron Age methods. Other buildings, such as a place of worship, are being planned. The homestead is mainly used for research into the pre-Roman period, for seminars and events such as the Iron Age craft market.
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