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Exposición permanente

Ancient and Medieval Silesia

A permanent exhibition tracing Silesia’s history from the Stone Age to medieval towns.

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The permanent exhibition on three floors explores Silesia's prehistory and Middle Ages. Its earliest section covers the Stone Age and the beginning of the Bronze Age. Ice Age animal bones, flint tools and a shelter model introduce the earliest chapters of settlement. The Neolithic ram figurine from Jordanów represents another kind of object: an animal modelled in clay.

The sections devoted to the Bronze Age, Iron Age and Migration Period explore crafts, exchange and burial customs. Celtic objects, the Zakrzów treasure and amber from Partynice allow different kinds of finds to be compared. The reconstructed burial from Ługi places its equipment within the context of a whole grave.

The medieval section includes everyday objects, jewellery, clothing accessories and footwear. An important feature is a full-size thatched wooden house. Its recreated interior links individual vessels and tools with household tasks. Objects and reconstructions serve complementary purposes: the former are material traces of the past, while the latter help explain their surroundings.

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This exhibition tells the story of ancient Silesia across three floors of the museum. First comes the Stone Age, with large animal bones, tools and a shelter model. There is also a clay ram from Jordanów.

Later sections show vessels, ornaments, weapons and amber. These objects tell us about work, trade and ancient burials. The reconstructed grave from Ługi helps us see finds together.

A full-size house stands in the medieval section. Its equipment shows how grain was ground, clothes washed and butter made. The exhibition combines genuine ancient objects with reconstructions of their settings. These are two different ways to understand the past.

Piezas y puntos (7)
  1. Illustration of the brick City Arsenal with a red roof, home to the Archaeological Museum.1Punto de interésThe Stone Age and the beginning of the Bronze AgeIce Age animal bones and stone tools introduce the earliest inhabitants of Silesia.Cuestionario
  2. Illustration of the brick City Arsenal with a red roof, home to the Archaeological Museum.2Punto de interésThe ram from JordanówA Neolithic clay figurine decorated with cord impressions, found in Jordanów Śląski.Cuestionario
  3. Illustration of the brick City Arsenal with a red roof, home to the Archaeological Museum.3Punto de interésThe Celtic displayPottery, ornaments and burial goods tell the story of Silesia’s Celtic inhabitants.Cuestionario
  4. Illustration of the brick City Arsenal with a red roof, home to the Archaeological Museum.4Punto de interésThe Zakrzów treasureSurviving objects and copies from three richly furnished graves discovered in Zakrzów.Cuestionario
  5. Illustration of the brick City Arsenal with a red roof, home to the Archaeological Museum.5Punto de interésAmber from PartyniceThe surviving portion of a large stock of unworked amber discovered in three pits in Wrocław’s Partynice district.Cuestionario
  6. Illustration of the brick City Arsenal with a red roof, home to the Archaeological Museum.6Punto de interésThe burial from ŁugiA reconstruction of the grave of a warrior and horse with their equipment, found near Ługi in Góra County.Cuestionario
  7. Illustration of the brick City Arsenal with a red roof, home to the Archaeological Museum.7Punto de interésThe medieval houseA full-size reconstruction of a thatched wooden house furnished with everyday objects.Cuestionario
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Autoría u origen
Muzeum Miejskie Wrocławia, Muzeum Archeologiczne