April 2026: the Mediomatrici with France 3 Alsace
The programme *Rund Um* (broadcast in the Alsatian language) featured our troupe; the result is a wonderful documentary.
Step back in time with MEDIOMATRICI and immerse yourself in the rich history of the Celts in first century BC in Gaul, during the wars against Caius Iulius Caesar.
Meet the characters that constitue this impressive celtic people, the Mediomatrici:
the Vergobretos (the elected chief), the warriors, the craftmen, the druid.
Discover authentic reenactments that bring ancient traditions and stories to life. Join us to explore, learn, and celebrate Celtic heritage in Alsace.

Immerse yourself in Celtic myths and legends through captivating storytelling sessions led by our reenactors and evocations of Gallic ceremonies.

Experience dynamic live demonstrations of Celtic warrior combat techniques and traditional weaponry from the first century BC in Gaul.

Discover Celtic craftsmanship from the late La Tène period


Durnacos Nertomari and Anandogna presented coin production techniques at the Museum as part of the exhibition dedicated to the Bassing hoard (a 1st-century B.C. Gallic coin hoard found in Mediomatrici territory).
A great success for a lovely, intimate event.

i) Celtic celebration of Samonios (Samhain), 23rd October 2025, European Archaeological Park of Bliesbruck-Reinheim: as part of the Celtic festival at the European Archaeological Park in Bliesbruck-Reinheim, we have recreated a funeral pyre from the late La Tène period, with a deposit of weapons, furniture, tableware and a stretcher with a mannequin. Almost 200 hundreds people have joined us for a wonderful moment in the past.
ii) The Gallic Festival at the Ferme d'Argentin, 18 and 19 April 2026: during this fourth edition of the Gallic Festival, we celebrated a Gallic wedding and presented our combat and craft demonstrations to an ever-growing audience.
Join the Journey!
The programme *Rund Um* (broadcast in the Alsatian language) featured our troupe; the result is a wonderful documentary.
We, the Mediomatrici, appear specifically at the 43-minutes 47-seconds mark of the documentary (with Durnacos Nertomari, Londolucos, Cunobelenos and Bellorix).
The Visitor to History: During the siege of Alesia, 52 BC, the Roman legions enlist Gauls to support them in the upcoming Battle of Alesia; on this occasion, the Visitor discovers the life of a soldier on campaign.
For three days, Arnaud Poivre d'Arvor immerses himself in a fully reconstructed historical setting, and thus discovers the customs of another era.
A magnificent site! Unfortunately, the houses were set on fire in 2019 by a criminal or criminals...
Appears from 18 minutes 35 seconds into the scene depicting the proclamation of Vercingetorix as war leader of the coalition of Gallic peoples at Bibracte in 52 BC. It is Durnacos who holds the torch to light the way for Vercingetorix.

At MEDIOMATRICI, based in the heart of Alsace, we specialize in bringing to life the vibrant and complex world of the Celts during the first century BC in Gaul. Our team of archaeologists, historians and reenactors are passionate about accuracy and authenticity, dedicating countless hours to research and craftsmanship. We meticulously recreate Celtic attire, weaponry, and daily life artifacts, ensuring that every detail reflects the historical reality of the era. Our commitment to educational and immersive experiences sets us apart as experts in Celtic history and culture.
Our services range from live reenactment events and educational workshops to museum collaborations and cultural festivals. Whether it’s a public demonstration or a private event, MEDIOMATRICI offers tailored programs that engage audiences of all ages in the fascinating world of the ancient Celts. Our reenactors not only portray warriors and artisans but also demonstrate traditional crafts, combat techniques, and Celtic rituals, providing a holistic view of Gaulish society. We also offer consultation services for historical accuracy in films, exhibitions, and publications.
What truly sets MEDIOMATRICI apart is our deep regional connection and dedication to authenticity. Situated in Alsace, near the historic territories of the Mediomatrici Gauls, we have access to local archaeological findings and collaborate with regional archaeologists, historians and museums. Our approach combines scholarly research with dynamic storytelling, making history accessible and engaging. By choosing MEDIOMATRICI, clients experience a unique blend of educational value, cultural enrichment, and captivating entertainment, making history come alive like never before.