23/05/2026
🇱🇺 Rendez-Vous zu Eppelduerf 👀 (🇬🇧 version below)
Méindes, den 1. Juni halen eisen Direkter, de Claude Petit, an eis Geowëssenschaftlerin Birgit Kausch zesummen e Virtrag. Dës Kéier geet et drëms, wat de Loschbourmann, de Willibrord, d'Maria Teresia, Collart, Dondelinger & Co mat eiser Landschaft ze dinn hunn.
👉 Zanter der Steenzäit huet de Mënsch lokal Ressource genotzt an doduerch eis haiteg Kulturlandschaft geschaf. An der Presentatioun gi verschidde konkret Beispiller vu mënschlechem Afloss, wirtschaftlechem Interessi an Auswierkungen op eis Landschaft thematiséiert.
👉 Hei all d'Detailer am Iwwerbléck:
✅ Méindes, den 1. Juni vun 19 bis 20:30 am Centre Culturel "Härenhaus" zu Eppelduerf
✅ De Virtrag ass op Lëtzebuergesch an Däitsch
✅ Den Entrée ass gratis.
✅ Umeldungen iwwer https://zfrmz.eu/q0jEdrYwfzB1Lhw1sqFN
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🇬🇧 Monday, June 1st, our director Claude Petit and our geoscientist Birgit Kausch will give a joint lecture. This time, the focus will be on what Loschbour Man, Willibrord, Maria Theresa, Collart, Dondelinger & co. have to do with our landscape.
👉 Since the Stone Age, humans have used local resources and in doing so have shaped the cultural landscape we see today. The presentation will highlight various concrete examples of human influence, economic interests, and their impact on our landscape.
👉 Here are all the details at a glance:
✅ Monday, June 1st from 7:00 to 8:30 pm at the Centre Culturel "Härenhaus" in Eppeldorf
✅ The lecture will be held in Luxembourgish and German
✅ Free admission
✅ Registration via: https://zfrmz.eu/q0jEdrYwfzB1Lhw1sqFN