They have just finished some important revitalization activities within the project - the series of blacksmith workshops and the craft fair - and our Romanian partner, the @Mihai Eminescu Trust Foundation, is back with some more. This time, 25 children from Orăștioara de Sus Commune will be involved in 7 workshops during October 24-27.

The children will model clay in ceramic shapes specific to the Dacian environment and will make the applied and incised decoration specific to ceramics, in order to then familiarize themselves with the technique of decorating ceramic vessels.
They will practically apply one of the methods of measurement used in the antiquity of the Iron Age and they will recreate the writing used in the ancient world in the Orăștiei Mountains area. They will learn and recreate the games used in the Romanian environment and they will build different models according to the Dacian model.

The Capital of Dacia - A LIVING MUSEUM OF THE EUROPEAN CULTURAL HERITAGE is financed with the support of EEA Grants 2014-2021 within the RO-CULTURE Programme.

EEA and Norway Grants
RO-Culture Programme
EEA & Norwegian Grants
Ministry of Culture
Project Management Unit - UMP
National Heritage Institute -
Hunedoara County Council
Mihai Eminescu Trust
Møre og Romsdal fylkeskommune