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For Arche Nebra in Nebra (Unstrut), the following information about elongated coins (pressed pennies), souvenir coins, tokens and souvenir banknotes is available:

Arche Nebra

An der Steinklöbe 16, 06642 Nebra (Unstrut), DE-ST, DE

Arche Nebra

The souvenir machine is located between the parking lot and the visitor center.

The Arche Nebra is a modern visitor center centered on the world-famous Nebra Sky Disc (Himmelsscheibe von Nebra). With its striking architecture and multimedia exhibitions, it vividly shows why this Bronze Age find is regarded as one of Europes most important archaeological discoveries. Visitors gain exciting insights into the world more than 3,600 years ago, into early observations of the sky, and into the cultural significance of the disc. Inside, original finds, reconstructions, films, and interactive stations come together to create an easy-to-access experience for adults, families, and school groups. The presentation shows not only the story of the discovery, but also the scientific background and the interpretation of the symbols. The visit is complemented by the connection to the surrounding landscape and to the discovery site on Mittelberg, bringing history, astronomy, and nature together in a special way.

Arche Nebra
The souvenir machine is located between the parking lot and the visitor center.
An der Steinklöbe 16
Nebra (Unstrut)
Saxony-Anhalt
06642
Germany
Arche Nebra
Arche Nebra
Museum
The Arche Nebra is a modern visitor center centered on the world-famous Nebra Sky Disc (Himmelsscheibe von Nebra). With its striking architecture and multimedia exhibitions, it vividly shows why this Bronze Age find is regarded as one of Europes most important archaeological discoveries. Visitors gain exciting insights into the world more than 3,600 years ago, into early observations of the sky, and into the cultural significance of the disc. Inside, original finds, reconstructions, films, and interactive stations come together to create an easy-to-access experience for adults, families, and school groups. The presentation shows not only the story of the discovery, but also the scientific background and the interpretation of the symbols. The visit is complemented by the connection to the surrounding landscape and to the discovery site on Mittelberg, bringing history, astronomy, and nature together in a special way.
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