Cheers to Change

In the organizer's words:

Stone Age without clichés - An evening with wine, knowledge & exciting conversations

Do we have the Stone Age completely wrong in our heads? Were the roles of hunter-gatherer really so strict - or do they reflect modern clichés?

For International Women's Day, we invite you to an inspiring evening that breaks with outdated ideas!

In a relaxed atmosphere, over a glass of wine, you can expect exciting guests who will show that it is time to leave old role models behind us:

• Midwife Josephine Bomke talks about contraception, pregnancy and birth - then and now.
• Hunter Martina Rohn shares her views on nature conservation and dispels prejudices against hunting.
• Gender archaeologist Marieluise Hahn shows what science can look like without hierarchies and stereotypes.
• Flintknapper Elena Moos demonstrates live how she makes tools from flintstones - and what women can do in the craft.
• Curator Ecem Uludag takes you behind the scenes of the Stereotypes of Neanderthals exhibition and opens up new perspectives.

But that's not all! Get creative yourself and design a secret work of art together that deals with stereotypes.

Price & Tickets

• Fancy even more Stone Age? Combine the event with a visit to our permanent exhibition!
• A glass of wine is included - other drinks are available on site. Be inspired, join in the discussion and experience the Stone Age anew! We look forward to seeing you.

Price information:

plus museum admission and incl. a glass of wine