During the Neolithic Period, flint had an incredible number of uses for making, drilling, scraping, cutting, engraving, and much, much more. Under the instruction of our museum educators, you can take a flint, a piece of poplar bark, and “Stone Age glue” and make a working push dagger as has been verified for the time of Ötzi.  

Registration recommended | at approx. 11:00 | Included in the admission fee | Course 2 | Workshop area (#09) | Duration: approx. 45 min | Takes place under the umbrella roof of the Visitors’ Workshop in case of rain | Last entrance for visiting all areas and adventure stations at 12:30