The art of tanning has been known to man since the Stone Age. Through this process, animal skins and furs are preserved and softened so that they can be further processed into clothing, tents, and ceilings. Ötzi’s clothing was also made from tanned leather. Make a little pouch yourself the Stone Age way from deer leather. To do so, you will have at your disposal flint blades, plant fibers, and awls made from deer antlers. Our museum educators will show you each processing step.

No registration required | Starts several times from 12:30 on | Included in the admission fee | Course 2 | Workshop area (#09) | Duration: approx. 60 min | Last entrance for visiting all hands-on areas at 14:00