Ausgriewermusée
Association-run archaeological museum in the former presbytery of Nospelt, with finds from the Stone Age to the Roman period and replicas of excavation sites.
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About the museum
The Ausgriewermusée is run by the association D’Georges Kayser Altertumsfuerscher a.s.b.l., based in Nospelt and devoted to archaeology. It is housed together with the association’s workshop in the village’s former presbytery (“Paschtoueschhaus”).
The association’s main work is excavation at the Gallo-Roman estate of Goeblange; from time to time it also carries out rescue digs across the country. Finds are conserved and catalogued in the workshop in Nospelt. The museum displays objects from the Goeblange villa and the surrounding area in thematically designed rooms, along with replicas of excavation sites. A conference room is used for lectures and for welcoming groups and school classes.
Highlights
- Finds from the Stone Age to the Roman period
- Finds from the Gallo-Roman estate at Goeblange
- Thematic rooms and replicas of excavation sites
- Lecture room for groups and school classes
Permanent exhibition
- Archäologie der Region – Original finds from the Stone Age to the Roman period, thematic rooms and replicas of excavation sites.
- Operated by
- D'Georges Kayser Altertumsfuerscher a.s.b.l.
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| Good to know | The museum has a conference room where lectures take place and where groups and school classes can be received. |
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