We cannot turn back the wheel of time, change historical developments, whether good or bad deeds, progress or setbacks, we can only look back and study, explore and make comprehensible for us this period of 100 years of history. We want to create a platform that takes on a new international dimension. In recent years, there have been a number of good projects, mostly based on historical events, anniversaries, anniversaries and similar events. The cooperation between science and historians on the one hand and the lively implementation of the findings (Living History) and experimental archaeology on the other is becoming increasingly important and is thus gaining more acceptance. In some areas, joint studies and projects have been underway for many years. And many of those who work professionally in universities or museums also pursue the most realistic experience possible in their hobby, experimentally exploring medieval history and conversely some find their professional career path.
The 13th century is not only limited to Central Germany, however, and it is not only here that there are enthusiasts dedicated to the exploration and representation of this era.
How exciting would it be to take a look at Germany’s country of origin, but how often do we get the opportunity? Is it possible to create an opportunity for all these people to come together in one place, in the middle of Germany (quasi the centre of Europe) to create a common project?