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The project is implemented under the Danube Transnational Programme, funded by the European Regional Development Fund and co-funded by Hungary. (ERDF: 2169200, DTP1-1-248-2.2)
Time frame
1st of January 2017 – 30th of September 2019
Promotion movies
1. Legacy of the Iron Age Elite
2. Archaeological Research
It is the objective of the project to push the research, protection and sustainable use of the most important Iron Age landscapes in Austria, Croatia, Hungary, Slovakia and Slovenia forward, among them the micro-regions of Großklein (AT), Strettweg (AT), Jalžabet (CRO), Kaptol (CRO), Poštela (SI), DolenjskeToplice (SI), Százhalombatta (HU – only in 2017), Süttő (HU) and Sopron (HU).
3. Cultural Tourism
4. Heritage Protection
Activities
- Archaeological landscape research during the international excavation camps
- Development of new digital and analogue tools for tourists in the chosen micro-regions
- Development of an open-source digital research database
- Revitalisation of archaeological parks and trails
- Creation of new visitor programs for the museums
- International promotion of the most important Iron Age landscapes
- Development of strategies for the supraregional protection, research and sustainable use of the archaeological landscapes
About the Hungarian National Museum in the programme
The Hungarian National Museum has a broad experience in exhibiting, promoting and managing archaeological heritage from the Carpathian Basin. It also preserves, keeps and exhibits Early Iron Age objects from all the targeted Hungarian sites (Sopron and Süttő). By participating in the Iron-Age-Danube project, as partner will be able to expand their knowledge of the topics displayed in the museum and introduce new visitors programmes in its institution. The popularization of archaeological heritage in Hungary and the inclusion of the museum in the digital applications for visitors should have an impact also on visitor numbers and open new opportunities for new research and promotion projects.
Tasks
- archeological resurce
- promotional movie
- smartphone application for visitor
- musuem pedagogy
- hungarian camp
- visitors programmes
Library
Hallstatt food workshop & cookbook
Iron Age Experience
Iron Age Kids
Researching Archaeological Landscapes Across Borders
Project partner and associated partner
Leadpartner
LP (AT) Universalmuseum Joanneum
Project partners
PP 1 (AT) University of Graz, Institute of Archaeology
PP 2 (AT) University of Vienna, Institute of Prehistoric and Historical Archaeology
PP 3 (SI) University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Arts, Department of Archaeology
PP 4 (SI) Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia, Centre for Preventive
Archaeology
PP 5 (SI) University of Maribor, Faculty for Agriculture and Life Sciences
PP 6 (CRO) Institute of Archaeology
PP 7 (CRO) Archaeological Museum in Zagreb
PP 8 (HU) Matrica Museum and Archaeological Park (only in 2017)
PP 9 (HU) Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Humanities, Institute of Archaeological Sciences
PP 10 (HU) Archaeolingua Foundation
PP 11 (HU) Hungarian National Museum (from 2018)
Find more information on the webpage!
http://www.interreg-danube.eu/approved-projects/iron-age-danube