Reconstructed iron age house

The iron age house reconstruction displays traditional building methods with wooden foundations, clay walls, and a central hearth for cooking and warmth.

Built in 2014, this replica demonstrates the architectural techniques used between 150-50 BC, when similar structures formed settlements across northern Europe.

The building reveals how iron age families organized their living spaces, with specific areas for sleeping, food preparation, and daily activities.

Located at coordinates 54°40'2"N, 8°19'22"E, the museum remains open throughout the day and night with limited wheelchair accessibility.

The walls incorporate traditional materials like clay and reeds, while the doorway faces southeast to maximize natural light exposure.

Location: Nebel

Inception: 2014

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Opening Hours: 24/7

GPS coordinates: 54.66740,8.32276

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:07