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Celebrate the Festival of Archaeology 2024 and book your young experimental archaeologists (age seven years +) onto one of the kid's activities.
Have a play with some clay and roll-out and then decorate a tile in the medieval style in this pottery workshop. Each young archaeologist will take their tile home and receive their very own certificate to take away, too.
The session will run at 11:30 and last around 45 minutes.
Pottery sessions are £2.50 per child.
Doors open for registration at 11.15 and the session will start at 11.30 prompt.
All children must be accompanied by an adult (accompanying adult does not need a ticket).
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Booking essential.
£2.50 per child.
Accompanying adult(s) go free.
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