Its general renovations now completed, Germany's oldest museum structure for prehistoric archaeology has now reopened with its new permanent exhibition. The thematic spheres include the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic Ages (hunters/collectors), the Neolithic Age (the rise of farming), the Early Bronze Age (princely tombs), the Middle and Late Bronze Age (hoards/"wealth deposits"), the Early Iron Age (metallurgy), the Roman Empire (Roman imports), and the Migration Period. The impressive presentation of spectacular finds and reconstructions takes visitors on a journey through time that begins at 450,000 BC. One is introduced to the oldest known settlement of Germany, to a giant forest elephant, and to a Neanderthal man lost in thought. Furthermore, one witnesses the first attempts to control and manipulate nature, travels to a time of fire and iron, and can see the world-famous Nebra sky disc.
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