Romans, Alamanni and the first Christians
28. November | 19:00 bis 21:00 Uhr
Thursday, July 4, 2024, 7 p.m.
Romans, Alamanni and the first Christians – new archaeological finds from Böhringen and Markelfingen
On the occasion of the exhibition in the Radolfzell town museum “Village life – history(ies) from the Radolfzell districts”, district archaeologist Dr. Jürgen Hald presents the results of the latest archaeological investigation of an Alamannic burial ground in Böhringen. It will also take a look at the cult site discovered a few years ago in the Markelfingen building area “Im Tal”. The ruins of a Roman estate were already being practiced there during the 6th-8th centuries. n. AD, early Christians practised their religion and deposited small metal crosses in pits, while their neighbors in Böhringen still buried their dead according to pagan custom.
Location and organizer: Stadtmuseum Radolfzell, Seetorstraße 3 in cooperation with the Hegau Geschichtsverein e.V. and the Amt für Geschichte und Kultur des Landkreises Konstanz;
Fee: 5,00 €
Registration required by 30.06.2024 at: museum@radolfzell.de or Tel. 07732/81-530 (Thu.-Sun. 11.00-17.00).