ROOTS Stone Age Immersion 2027
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Dates
June 13–23, 2027
Location
North-eastern Spain (near Burgos, North Castilie)
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Recognizing the importance of furthering expertise in prehistoric heritage interpretation, Nordic Winter Camp offers a truly immersive opportunity for advanced ancient skills practitioners, reenactors, museum staff, archaeologists, and anybody involved in prehistoric heritage interpretation to take their involvement to a new level.
Traveling back in time to the common roots of humanity, we are claiming our ancient heritage, and encounter the ultimate back-to-basics reality. A small clan of Stone Age people will set up camp on a large and beautiful tract of private land, living in an oak forest, amidst nature and in proximity to abundant wildlife like wild horses, auerochs, and bison.
Do you want to deepen your connection with prehistoric heritage interpretation, ancient skills, living history or nature awareness?
Then "Roots" might be the right format for you.
Note: Exact dates for 2027 are not yet finalized. Placeholder dates are based on the 2026 schedule.Participants
PALÄOTECHNIK
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For more than thirty years, Paläotechnik has offered an intensive engagement with prehistoric material culture, living history, and heritage interpretation - in theory and practice.
Our archaeotechnical work focuses on European prehistory- from the late Paleolithic to the Neolithic. Archaeological evidence supplemented by ethnographic data allow for a fact-based reconstruction of stone age material culture.
Animal skin processing and tanning technology, as well as related fields like garment production and sewing technology, belong to our core competences.
Paläotechink offers detailed know-how in producing prehistoric replicas and authentic clothing.
Our expertise is valued by private individuals, film productions, museums, and other institutions.