Osada Sławutowo - Live History Lessons - Craft Workshops PACKAGE 3

We invite you to participate in pottery classes, during which we will learn about the importance of ceramics from the Neolithic to ethnographic times, what it was made of, how it was fired and what methods were used to make it. During the workshop, the participants will perform clay works themselves, which they will take as a souvenir.

Did you know that wool can be obtained from virtually any animal, and you can sew a pretty good dress or trousers from nettle fiber? During the workshop, we will learn how and from what wool can be obtained, from which plants to extract fibers for the material, as woven and felted in ancient times. You will be able to try your hand at weaving on frames or felting, and the work done will be a wonderful souvenir and a lesson in respect for the hard work done by our ancestors. We invite you to weaving and felting workshops.

During this workshop, participants will learn what rune writing is, as well as what were the methods of decorating in the early Middle Ages. The craftsmen will also talk about respect for nature and its goods, which were used by the Slavs. Each workshop participant will receive a piece of leather, which they will be able to decorate with runic writing and patterns from the early Middle Ages.

During the workshop, we will find out what our ancestors ate, we will get acquainted with concepts such as stubble or burr, we will see how flour was created and finally, the participants will prepare a slice, i.e. a Slavic cake, which they will eat with jam.

The Slavic name for amber is Amber. It was taken over from the Lithuanians, and this one from the Phoenician name Jainitar - marine resin - Baltic gold. During the workshop, participants will learn where amber comes from, how it is extracted and processed, what ornaments were made and what economic significance it had. Each participant will receive lumps of amber, which they will sand, drill, trim and take home as a souvenir under the supervision of an expert.

During our games, participants play the role of members of two competing Pomeranian tribes. Thanks to the narrative, they will learn about the history of our former pirates called snacks, how to choose a leader, customs and the life of a crewman of Pomeranian korabis.

The wooden maze of Makosha and the forest playground with the Woja track are a space for group integration through joint play in movement, practicing logical thinking, remembering, orientation in the field and cleverness. The labyrinth hides a lot of interesting surprises.