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Winter Hours: From Saturday 26th October the carpark is locked at 5.30pm.

The Visitor Centre closes at 5pm.  Café is open until 3pm, or 4pm during weekends and the school holidays.

Please note, the waterplay feature is closed Monday mornings for routine cleaning and maintenance.

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Heritage

As a nationally significant site, with an ancient scheduled monument (one of a series of interlinked Neolithic and Bronze Age barrows) and archaeological evidence that supports over 10,000 years of human history, our school sessions offer unique opportunities, for young people to connect with the ancient past, and immerse themselves in our living history experience! Choose your preferred session or two to make a Stone Age to Iron Age Theme Day today.

Stone Age to Iron Age School Visit

NEW: Stone Age (KS2)

Travel back in time to explore our seasonal Stone Age camp and take part in activities that reflect the daily life of a Mesolithic hunter-gatherer, including fire lighting, shelter building, hunting, and foraging. Best suited to establishing a clear narrative within and across the Stone Age and developing a chronologically secure knowledge and understanding of the changes in Britain from the Stone Age to Iron Age.

Stone Age to Iron Age School Visit

NEW: Bronze Age (KS2)

Visit our Bronze Age settlement and take part in activities that reflect Bronze Age religion, technology and travel, including jewellry making, creating ceremonial beaker pots, boat building techniques and trade. Best suited to establishing a clear narrative within and across the Bronze Age and developing a chronologically secure knowledge and understanding of the changes in Britain from Stone Age to Iron Age.

Stone Age to Iron Age School Visit

NEW: Iron Age (KS2)

Travel back in time to the late Iron Age where you will be invited to explore our Iron Age settlement and take part in activities that reflect Iron Age tribal kingdoms, farming, art and culture, including defending the tribe, butter making, using our rotary quern and creating textiles. Best suited to establishing a clear narrative within and across the Iron Age and developing a chronologically secure knowledge and understanding of the changes in Britain from Stone Age to Iron Age.

Stone Age to Iron Age School Visit

Coming Soon!

We are hard at work developing new heritage sessions that link to experimental archaeology and heritage crafts. If you would like to find out more, contact us and we will make sure that you are the first to know.

Iron Age Roundhouse

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If you would like any advice, or you are ready to book, please contact our education team with your chosen session/s, preferred date/s, and group size. We look forward to welcoming you.

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