Websites using archaeology workshops as a keyword

Craven Museum and Gallery, in Skipton Town Hall, has displays of social history, archaeology, costume and art alongside changing exhibitions, workshops and family events.

Prehistory, Flint Knapping Workshops, Fire lighting workshops, Longbow Workshops Hide Tanning workshops, Ice Age Art, Paleolithic, mesolithic, Neolithic, Stone Age, Flint Stones, Archaeology, English Gun Flints, Gun flints, Red letter day, Experience,Gre

The international conference “TRACE 2018 – Tree Rings in Archaeology, Climatology and Ecology” will bring together scientists and students that use tree rings as archives of environmental, historical, and climatological information. The conference will take place in Greifswald, Germany, from April 24-27, 2018, and is preceded by four pre-conference workshops. The conference seeks to build…

Indigenous skills, bushcraft, Stone Age technology, wilderness skills, workshops and classes, articles on primitive technology, archaeology, and more.

Welcome to  Discover History Established in 2003, Discover History is Paul Harding and Helen Lee who are both professional historical performers that like to concentrate on providing historical accuracy and authenticity through demonstrating the personal lives of how our ancestors lived, worked and enjoyed their pastimes. Covering over a million years of history We offer an interactive and hands-on experience to people of all ages and abilities. This provides an opportunity to handle both real and historically accurate replica artefacts and to find out more by talking to our friendly and knowledgeable historical interpreters. What we can do for you We have a range of services that we can offer you all year round. Living history displays for visitor attractions, a wide variety of school workshops and practical history sessions, specialist lectures and reminiscence sessions, village fetes, fayres and media work are all possible. But it need not stop there! If you have an idea, please ask, it may well be possible! Why us? We aim to be accurate in our interpretations and continuously research the periods we portray. All the replica objects we use are based on archaeological finds and other evidence from primary sources to give as real an experience of the past as we possibly can.

Bronze Age Swords. Reproductions of bronze Age swords, created using authentic materials by skilled bronze sword smith.

Graham Taylor is a heritage potter and experimental archaeologist offering replicas, workshops, demonstrations and kiln reconstructions of Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age, Roman, Anglo Saxon, Mediaeval, Egyptian and Greek pottery.