First Archaeological Hands-On-Workshop held in the Jordan Children’s Museum at Amman
Hands-on-Workshop held in the Jordan Children's Museum in Amman 1 © DAI, Außenstelle Damaskus // Anonym
They are producing small beads from clay as the first farmers did in Jordan more than 5000 years ago. Small hands are decorating the beads with nice ornaments. Then the beads are burnt on a small fire and at the end the necklace is finished by putting them on a string.
This hands-on-activity is part of the promotion work of the German Archaeological Team working at the excavation in Gadara/Umm Qays. Claudia Bührig from Berlin, Lisa Berger from Cologne and Frank Andraschko from Hamburg prepared a small informative exhibition for the children with a lot of information concerning the archaeology of Jordan. More than 230 children of around 3000 visitors took part in the activities which were held together with the museum staff.
See: https://www.facebook.com/ChildrensMuseumJO/posts/10153670769256118
CONTACT
Dr. Frank Andraschko
Universität Hamburg
Email: frank.andraschko@uni-hamburg.de
Dr. Ing. Claudia Bührig
c/o German Archaeological Institute, Orient-Department, Berlin
Email: Claudia.Buehrig@dainst.de
