Located near Lerje, Denmark, the Centre for Historical-Archaeological Research and Communication is an open-air museum made to recreate ancient Danish settlements. Founded in 1964 by ethnologist Hans-Ole Hansen, the site features a village, a sacrificial bog, a campsite, a farmstead, and some burial grounds. The grounds are used by researchers and tourists alike. This vintage Centre For Historical-Archaeological Research and Communication poster, in great condition with no major flaws, features the phrase "fortiden genskabes" on the top, which translates roughly to "the past is recreated." Would look awesome in a frame!

Dimensions: 18" Wide by 26" Long