Archeological Museum of Königsbrunn, Archaeological museum in Königsbrunn, Germany.
The Archeological Museum of Königsbrunn displays collections of ancient tools, pottery, and artifacts from regional excavation sites. The exhibition features objects from settlements spanning over 6000 years of local history.
The museum preserves tools from early hunters and gatherers dating to around 4000 BC, representing the first human presence in the area. Later, settlements flourished in the region whose inhabitants followed distinctive burial practices.
The exhibition halls display skeletons and grave goods from the Bell Beaker culture, showing how people between 2500 and 2100 BC honored their dead. These finds reveal what objects were placed alongside the deceased for their journey into the afterlife.
The museum is located at Marktplatz 7 and welcomes visitors only at specific times throughout the year. Check opening hours in advance to plan your visit properly.
The museum houses a hand-built stone chest burial that reveals insights into the construction skills of ancient builders. Special attention goes to the exhibition of large circular ditches, which provide clues about the spatial planning practices of those cultures.
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