Abacus

Abacus


The abacus in the bathhouse is a simplified version of the original Roman calculation tool, but it works the same. The top row, L, D and V, represents 500, 50, and 5. The bottom row, M, C, X, I, is equivalent to 1000, 100, 10 and 1. By placing the cubes in the slots Romans made sums and calculations. Characteristic for calculating with the abacus is to simplify and thereby reduce the number of letters. 100, you can write as LL, but easier is C.

Activity Tour

Under the supervision of an Archeotolk, the students are introduced to the working and living history of prehistoric hunters, Roman soldiers and / or medieval artisans. The tours include different activities.

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Complete your schooltrip and enjoy a well-cared-for lunch with the class such as delicious French fries with mayo and organic chicken nuggets.

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