Greeks, Etruscans and Romans
Pretiosen Treasures from the Archäologische Museum’s
Antiquities Collection

• 19th May to 14th  October 2012

The presentation displays selected artefacts from the
antiquities collection, which are of a special artistic status
or cultural-historic value. They give an insight into the
cultural development of Greeks, Etruscans and Romans,
from the early Iron Age to late Antiquity.
In addition, the objects are eloquent witness of the interest
of Frankfurt’s citizens in the ancient cultures and for their
public-spiritedness, for which to a great extent the
antiquities collection is to thank.

Guided Tours
(in German only)
Group Guided Tours for adults
Registration required, € 60 + normal entry fee

Guided Tours for school classes and childcare centres
Duration approx. 60 minutes
Entry with free guided tour € 3 per person
Reservation 069/212-35896
during the Museum’s opening hours

Introduction
to the Museum’s Antiquities Collection for teachers
(in German only)
Dr. Dagmar Stutzinger, Dr. Angelika Schmidt-Herwig

• Mittwoch, 30th May 2012, 15–17.30 p.m.

Satourday

Subject „Fashion“ (in German only)
Sketching fashion in the Archaeologische Museum

Fluttering coats, pleated dresses – the drawings on the
precious vessels in the Archaeologisches Museum’s
Antiquities Collection displayclothing forms from antiquity;
which modern fashion frequently draws upon.
What can we learn about the fashion of antiquity
from the sketches of the Greek masters – and how can
we draw fashion?

• Saturday, 26th May 2012, 11 a.m. –12 p.m.
For families with children aged 12 and above
Andrea Malkmus, Dr. Angelika Schmidt-Herwig