Sep 11, 2020 - Sep 26, 2021
Avenches - Exposition
The exhibition "CSI: Aventicum" or how the inhabitants of the capital of Switzerland lived can be seen in the Roman Museum in Avenches.
***IMPORTANT INFORMATION***
The Roman Museum of Avenches reopens its doors on Tuesday 2 March at 2pm. The maximum number of visitors is 15, and the wearing of a mask is obligatory during the whole visit from 12 years old. Admission is free for all, including the temporary exhibition.
A human skeleton is discovered.
Who was this person?
What is his story?
The CSI: Aventicum exhibition seeks to explore the lives of the inhabitants of the Roman town of Avenches through the study of their bones and teeth and through analyses using state-of-the-art techniques that today provide a better understanding of their daily lives.
The study of skeletons is an essential field of research to understand the populations of the past, their state of health and illnesses, their eating habits and mobility, their cultural and environmental influences.
The past is embodied in these people, sometimes affected by the premature death of their child, sometimes suffering from an essential vitamin deficiency, a decayed tooth, a broken bone or joint pain. This overview highlights anonymous people, like a whisper of stories they have to tell us.
- Site et musée romains d'Avenches
- Avenue Jomini
Case postale 58 - 1580 Avenches - CH
Practical information
From April to September
Tuesday to Sunday - 10 am to 5 pm
Open on Easter Monday and Pentecost
Open every day in June - 10 am to 5 pm
October and from February to March
Tuesday to Sunday - 2pm to 5pm
From November to January:
Wednesday to Sunday - 2pm to 5 pm
Closed on December 25, 26 and 31 and January 1st and 2nd
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