Event Surses
Research Evening "CVMBAT"

Description
Already 20 years ago, early Roman spinning lead was found near the gorge Crap Ses between Tiefencastel and Cunter. Since then, more than 750 wholes or parts of early Roman and Celtic protective and offensive weapons have been seized at four locations. Among them are other slingshots, projectile tips, sword fragments and shoe nails. In 2019, even a 2000-year-old dagger was found and restored. As a result, the five-year research project "CVMBAT" was initiated, in which the landscape of finds is searched on a large scale. Peter-Andrew Schwarz from the University of Basel presents the research project "CVMBAT" in the atmospheric Cinema Stalla and is available for lively exchange.
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