The exhibition ZINN & SEIN has returned to Ehrenfriedersdorf and is again open to the public starting September 5th, 2026. The exhibition shows the results of the ArchaeoTin project and the explains the methods used by the interdisciplinary project team to investigate the origins and development of tin mining in the Ore Mountains on the... read more
Topic: Cultural heritage
On 31 July 2026, the partners of the Interreg project “Fragile Heritage” met at the Lusatian Museum – Jakob Böhme House in Zgorzelec for another project partner meeting. The discussions focused on the current fieldwork and research activities in Germany and Poland, as well as on the further development of the project’s key outputs.... read more
Topic: Cultural heritage
The final conference of the ArchaeoTin project took place on 9 and 10 June 2026 in Teplice, Czechia. About 130 participants had the chance to learn about the project's results especially regarding Bronze age mining in the Ore Mountains through 27 scientific presentations. The event was attended by guests from Germany, the Czech Republic, Great... read more
Topic: Cultural heritage
Many honourable guests including representatives of all project partners, the programme's Joint Secretariat and Managing Authority as well as two senators of the Czech Republic took part in the opening ceremony of the exhibition "ZINN & SEIN" (Tin and Being) at the Museum of Teplice. The exhibition is shown there until the end of June... read more
Topic: Cultural heritage
The exhibition "ZINN & SEIN", elaborated within the ArchaeoTin project, is welcoming visitors since November 15th, 2025, in Ehrenfriedersdorf (DE). The exhibition will remain there until March 1st, 2026, before it will be shown at the Museum Teplice (CZ). Many distinguished guests joined the project partners for the exhibition's inauguration,... read more
Topic: Cultural heritage
ArchaeoTin has been selected as a project of strategic importance for the Saxon-Czech cooperation by the Monitoring Committee of the Interreg programme between Saxony and the Czech Republic. In that context the project hosted an event on 6 June 2025 in Ehrenfriedersdorf (DE) together with the programme´s Joint Secretariat, Managing Authority and... read more
Topic: Cultural heritage
On 9 April 2025 the kick-off event of the project "Silver Route" took place in Klášterec nad Ohří (CZ). Among the participants were the District governor of the Erzgebirgskreis (Rico Anton) and the mayor of Karlocy Vary (Andrea Pfeffer Ferklová), further representatives of local municipalities as well as the project partners. The event was... read more
Topic: Cultural heritage
During a meeting of the ArchaeoTin partners on April 7th and 8th, 2025, in Teplice (CZ), the participants exchanged on new learning regarding the beginning and unfolding of tin mining in the Ore Mountain range. The exchange also addressed suitable scientific methods and the presentation of results during a travelling exhibition that will be... read more
Topic: Cultural heritage
On Monday, 31 March 2025, the project partners of the German-Polish Interreg project ‘Fragiles Erbe/ Kruche dziedzictwo’ and the stakeholders of the project met at the State Office for Archeology of Saxony to get to know the project and to initiate an exchange on the project topics. “The diversity of archeological heritage in the context of... read more
Topic: Climate protection, Cultural heritage
core-consult has won the open tender to support the implementation of the cross-border project Silver Route as external project and finance management. The project's Lead partner is the Tourism Association Erzgebirge based in Annaberg-Buchholz, Germany. The project has been selected as a strategic project of the Saxon-Czech... read more
Topic: Cultural heritage, Tourism