The Chieftain of Högom and the Migration Period in Sweden

Sundsvall Municipality has decided to produce a new exhibition based on the grave finds from the Högom burial ground. This new exhibition will replace the current one, which was inaugurated in 1992. The objective is to create an exhibition that is both exciting and imaginative, inspiring visitors to learn more about the Migration Period in the Sundsvall region. The target audience is broad, with a particular emphasis on schools. Regardless of who visits the exhibition, the aim is for them to feel included through the content, tone, and design. The project involves developing a comprehensive exhibition that delves into the historical significance of the Högom finds and the broader context of the Migration Period in Sweden. Key requirements will likely include engaging narrative development, artifact interpretation, interactive elements, and accessible design to cater to a diverse audience, especially younger learners. The municipality seeks to create a modern and captivating display that enhances understanding and appreciation of this crucial historical era within the local and national heritage.

This is a services contract in the culture and heritage, education and training and information and communication technology sectors. Located in Sweden, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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