The Tallinn City Museum’s annual archeology event invites you to hear lectures about the end of the ancient and Danish times, to check out museum lessons and this year also a choreographic performance.<\/p>\n
The Archaeological Fall is part of the Tallinn 800<\/em> program, celebrating 800 years since Tallinn was first mentioned in connection with the Battle of Lindanise, won by the Danish king. See the program at https:\/\/tallinn800.ee\/en\/<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n CHOREOGRAPHED PERFORMANCE “ONE OBJECT, MANY STORIES” In a class meant for school and kindergarten kids, we talk about who an archaeologist is and what he does. Participants can try out themselves how to be an archaeologist. The museum class ends with an experimental archaeological crafting assignment.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong><\/a>With the choreographed performance \u201cOne Object, Many Stories\u201d Estonian and Finnish dancers themselves will become museum pieces, playing out the functions of archaeological objects through movement.
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\nAt the crossing of the City Museum (Vene 17) and Vanaturu intersection
\n27th of September<\/strong> 6 p.m.\u20139 p.m. “Night of the Scientists\u201c, FREE<\/em>
\n28th and 29th of September<\/strong> 12 a.m.\u20133 p.m., with museum ticket<\/p>\n
\nLECTURE SERIES<\/strong>
\nIn the City Museum (Vene 17), starting at 6 p.m.<\/p>\n\n
\n8th of October,<\/strong> Annika Tiko
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\n22nd of October<\/strong>, Tuuli Kurisoo
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\n5th of November<\/strong>, Heidi Luik
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\nMUSEUM CLASS “BE AN ARCHEOLOGIST!\u201c<\/strong>
\n23rd of October \u2013 5th of November<\/strong><\/p>\n