Club of historical modelling and reconstruction K A U P

Club deals with reconstruction of cognominal settlement Kaup (from Norse is «bargain», or «fair») - the largest trade-handicraft centre in Sambia, that had survived from the beginning IX century till 1016. The Kaup's population was multinational, (generally Prussian and Scandinavian) and controlled the trade on Baltic coast; and concerned with handling amber and bone.