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Stone Age to Iron Age Britain workshop

A learning workshop which covers the Stone Age and Iron Age in Britain.

How did Britain change from the Stone Age to the Bronze Age and then to the Iron Age? How do we know when there were no written records? Pupils will look at how Archaeologists work and the evidence left by the original people of Yorkshire, from tools to farming.

This workshop is also available as a virtual session.

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