UPCOMING
EVENTS
Sat, 16 JulLondonJoin Dr. James Dilley, Graham Taylor, Sally Pointer & Emma Jones on the lawn of the British Museum for some Stonehenge Living History!
Wed, 20 JulChichesterDiscover how some the earliest metal tools were produced in prehistoric Britain...
Thu, 21 JulChichesterCast your own Bronze Age Axe and discover how some the earliest metal tools were produced in prehistoric Britain...
Fri, 22 JulChichesterDiscover the art of the oldest craft in the world: Flintknapping. How did prehistoric people make tools to survive the Stone Age?
Sat, 23 JulEccleshillJoin AncientCraft for a free activity day for 8-16 year-olds as we explore metal in the past through a series of hands-on activities and live demonstrations.
Sun, 24 JulEccleshillJoin AncientCraft for a free activity day for youth leaders will explore metal in the past through a series of hands-on activities and live demonstrations.
Fri, 29 JulScunthorpeWhat was life was like for the people that lived in Prehistory?
Mon, 01 AugCreswell Crags MuseumDiscover the art of the oldest craft in the world: Flintknapping. How did prehistoric people make tools to survive the Stone Age?
Tue, 02 AugCreswell Crags MuseumDiscover the art of the oldest craft in the world: Flintknapping. How did prehistoric people make tools to survive the Stone Age?
Wed, 03 AugCreswell Crags MuseumBone and antler have been used from the start of prehistory up to the modern day for making tools, what does that tell us about the past?
Thu, 04 AugCreswell Crags MuseumUsing stone tools and local limestone as a canvas, try your hand at copying some of the artwork styles found at the Crags.
Sat, 06 AugCreswell Crags MuseumFind Dr. James Dilley, Sally Pointer & Emma Jones in Mother Grundy's Parlour showing you what life in the caves may have looked like in the Palaeolithic
Fri, 12 AugChichesterDiscover how some the earliest metal tools were produced in prehistoric Britain...- Sat, 13 AugChichesterA full weekend of Bronze Age casting, from ore to axe!