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Today is World Day for Glaciers – a good reason to take a look behind the scenes at the archeoParc: Together with glaciologist Georg Kaser and artists Jessie Pitt and Daniela Brugger, the archeoParc team is currently preparing an exhibition to mark the International Year of Glaciers‘ Preservation. The opening of ‘Glaciers and Me’ is…

“Science Education Day” takes place every year on 14 March. The aim of this international day of action is to raise awareness and emphasise the importance of science education. Various initiatives take place around the world on this day, bringing together scientists, teachers, schoolchildren and the general public to awaken or deepen interest in scientific…

The young Simone Santer from the Val Senales Valley is not only a passionate hunter, but also an enthusiastic and talented photographer and animal painter. A small selection of her photographs will be on display this year in the archeoParc cafeteria. Impressive nature shots Simone Santer comes from a family of hunters; her grandfather was…

The this year European Association of Archeologists Conference is held over 2nd to 6st September 2025 at Belgrade, Serbia and online. It’s motto is “Intertwining archaeology, heritage, and museums”. The Call for Papers is currently open and will remain so until 6st February. There will be a Session co-organized by archeoParc Val Senales. Please note…

Dear all, we’re happy to announce the this year European Prehistoric Championships and World Atlatl Contest close to Iceman’s discovery site in Val Senales valley/Italy on September 28-29! Information in English: www.archeoparc.it/PrehChamInfo_en.pdfEinladung in deutscher Sprache: www.archeoparc.it/PrehChamInfo_dt.pdfInvito in lingua italiana: www.archeoparc.it/PrehChamInfo_it.pdfInformation en Français: www.archeoparc.it/PrehChamInfo_fr.pdf Looking forward to welcome you at our place,Johanna Niederkofler

The 19th September 1991 a german couple found on the Val Senales glacier a death body. It turned out that this was a sensational discovery: the Iceman, how he is now called, lived in our region more than 5000 years ago and so he is Europe’s oldest mummy. Now the time has come again to…