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Piles in the lake
Pile dwelling
Hunting
Nutrition
On the Body
Housekeeping
The beginnings of underwater archaeology at Lake Constance
UNESCO World Heritage Site
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The mystery of the pile dwellers
Strange stones
A mystical field
Collecting with a passion 1/2
Collecting with a passion 2/2
Forgers and treasure hunters
Germanic people, celts, romans
A Swabian Pompeii
A house in the moor
A museum in the lake
The great dispute
Experimental archaeology
On a dive
In the laboratory
Enemies in and above water
Open questions
Pile dwellings around the world
Open-air Museum
Everyday tableware
Case study house 1
Case study house 2
Oven
Lighting
Bellows
Bronze foundry
Bronze casting moulds
Bronze needle
The village chief’s house?
The Hornstaad House and the Arbon House
The Storehouse
The broken jug
The „Wasserburg Buchau“
The great flood
Triangular patterns
A bronze wheel takes shape
Dugout canoe
Windows
Fishing and Hunting
Flute
For special drinks
Fired clay pots
Fishing gear
Grain mill
Golden hat
Grave goods
Well covered
Crafts and Technology
Tradesman’s house
Shepherd’s cottage
Woodworking
Disc wheel
Cheese mould
Cheese strainer
Miniature ceramics
Bone tools
House of Worship
Ritual chariot
Copper tools
Map
Leather
Mask
House of Worship
Wars and raids
Riedschachen
Cattle
Salt
A visit from the salt merchant
Disc wheel
Cords
Pigs
Seating furniture
Slavery
Spinning whorl
Tree ladder
Stoneworking
Stone Age film village
Stone Age village Sipplingen
Dance as a ritual
Animal House
Clay pot
Pottery
Pottery
Potter’s kiln
Under the house
Unteruhldingen in the Bronze Age
Unteruhldingen-Stollenwiesen
Weberei
Loom
Wicker basket
Stone tools
What was it really like back then?
Goats and sheep
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