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ARCHEOLAB: THE CURSE OF HECATE - MAGIC IN ROMAN TIMES
Sunday 13 November 2022

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https://www.archeolab.ch/fr/expositions-onglet/la-malediction-d-hecate/

THE CURSE OF HECATE: MAGIC IN ROMAN TIMES

An exhibition-adventure from 28 September 2022 to 17 December 2023 (Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays)

But where has Ms Griffin, the famous archaeologist specializing in the Roman period, gone? Her daughter Luna is convinced that there is a magical explanation for her mysterious disappearance... Accompanied by her cat Pattenrond, the little girl is determined to brave all dangers to find her mother. And for that, she needs your help!

Conceived in the form of an adventure story, the exhibition The Curse of Hecate offers you an immersion in the fascinating world of magic in Roman times. Protective amulets, divination tools, astonishing remedies and curse spells: at a time when gods and goddesses ruled the world, the Romans did not hesitate to use any means to try to influence the course of their destiny.

TICKETS:
In order to ensure enjoyable visits for everyone, we invite you to book your ticket via our ONLINE TICKETS.

A limited number of tickets are also available at the Museum's front desk.

Animated tours of the exhibition, a tasting of ancient recipes, a Minecraft workshop, a syrup stand and other surprises await you during this event!

 

Activities program

Special tours of the exhibition, a Halloween party, workshops for families in collaboration with the CityClub Cinema of Pully and many other activities will be offered throughout the exhibition!

The exhibition visit is recommended for children aged 8 to 12, but activities for 4-7 year olds are also proposed.

 

ArchéoLab
Avenue du Prieuré 4
1009 Pully

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