Exhibition

Stonehenge – Von Menschen und Landschaften Herne, Germany 2021 Due to the great success of the exhibition “Stonehenge – A Hidden Landscape” at Austria’s MAMUZ museum in Mistelbach in 2016 and 2017, Wolfgang Neubauer co-curated another exhibition on the research work of the “Stonehenge Hidden Landscapes Project” together with the Landesverband Westfalen-Lippe.

Folge der Herde! – Federal Stud Piber Styria 2021 In the museum of the Lipizzaner Stud Piber, the permanent exhibition space was redesigned and opened in cooperation with Wolfgang Neubauer and the LBI ArchPro in 2021.

Heldenberg – Steinzeitdorf & Kreisgrabenmuseum The Heldenberg is a popular tourist attraction in the Weinviertel of Lower Austria. As the venue of the Lower Austrian Provincial Exhibition 2005 “Bread and Wine”, a “Kreisgrabenmuseum” was installed under the direction of Prof.

Schwarzenbach Keltenmuseum For more than 10 years, the University of Vienna has been conducting archaeological excavations in Schwarzenbach under the direction of Prof. Wolfgang Neubauer. In addition to the prehistoric fortification, several building structures of residential and farm buildings were investigated.

Hauger, Haller, Hav – Viking exhibition, Borre The permanent exhibition at Borre Midgard Historical Centre in Norway, now the Midgard Vikingsenter, was redesigned in collaboration with LBI ArchPro partners Vestfold fylkeskommune and 7reasons and in 2018.

Stonehenge – A hidden landscape In 2016 the latest findings of the Stonehenge Hidden Landscape Project were brought to light at the MAMUZ in Mistelbach by the team of researchers from the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Archaeological Prospection and Virtual Archaeology (LBI ArchPro) and the University of Birmingham.

Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition London 2015 In Summer 2015, the LBI ArchPro was part of the UK’s most prestigious science exhibition. The institute was showcasing its ground-breaking work at Stonehenge in an exhibit set up in London together with project partner oft he „Stonehenge Hidden Landscapes“-project, the University of Birmingham.

Wikinger! – Schallaburg The LBI ArchPro was an official cooperation-partner of the “VIKINGS!”-exhibition hosted by the Schallaburg castle in Austria in 2015. The institute contributed to the exhibition with a large-scale milled relief model of the Viking Age site Birka based on airborne laser scanning measurements.