Seven Days. Thousand Years. One Experiment.
From July 3rd to 9th, 2028, a Europe-wide extraordinary project will take shape in Menzlin near Anklam: the experimental reconstruction of an early medieval stone ship setting.
This is not a museum piece, but a scientifically monitored experiment. The goal is to research historical construction methods, tools, and workflows.
Experience an authentic settlement featuring forges, woodworking, and textile crafts. History not behind glass, but right in the middle of the action.
Experienced reenactors demonstrate equipment, tactics, and combat techniques. Learn what traces conflicts leave behind in the soil.
The project brings together archaeologists, craftsmen, and historical reenactors from across the Baltic Sea region.
Research. Craftsmanship. History to Experience.
Center for Slavic and Viking Age history. An open-air museum that brings history to life through interactive exhibitions.
Historical educational and adventure site. Dedicated to experimental archaeology and the reconstruction of early historic settlement structures.
A group dedicated to the reconstruction of culture, warfare, and craftsmanship.
The project is organized and supported by Uckermärkisches Studienzentrum Leuchtfeuer e.V. Donations are very welcome – a donation receipt can be issued upon request.