Principal Christine Shaw
Entry in the normal way, at the gate, on the day, except for evening events, such as Beltain, when details for getting tickets will be published separately nearer the date.
The Farm is open from 10am - 5pm and how to get to it, along with access to a map is given here.
No Dogs allowed on site (personal assistance dogs excepted).
Visitors are welcome to exercise their dogs in the car park and public footpaths are within easy reach.
| EASTER - APRIL 7th/8th & 9th | ENVIRONMENT
- HOW EARLY PEOPLE USED THEIR ENVIRONMENT Come and see our Roundhouses built of organic, sustainable materials |
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| APRIL 28th/29th | WORKING
LIFE What would we have been doing 2000 years ago ? |
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| MAY 5th | FESTIVAL OF BELTAIN
6.00pm The burning of the Wicker Man (Special Event) |
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| MAY 26th/27th & 28th | HOMELIFE Sally Grainger, a Roman Cook, will be there to demonstrate Roman cooking. Will Lord will be running flint knapping workshops, 'phone to book a place |
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| JUNE 23rd/24th | FROM
PLANT TO PLATTER - FOOD FOR OUR ANCESTORS Sally Grainger will be there to demonstrate Roman cooking. |
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| JULY 28th/29th | WEAPONS
AND WARFARE David Freeman will talk about and show his Iron Age weapons and even a chance for adults to make one ! There will be Roman soldiers from Legio II Augusta |
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| AUGUST 25th/26th & 27th | EXPERIMENTAL
ARCHAEOLOGY Will Lord will be running flint knapping workshops,'phone to book a place. |
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| SEPTEMBER 29th/30th | HARVEST
FESTIVAL An autumn celebration. Sally Grainger will be there to demonstrate Roman cooking. |
TO HELP YOU EXPLORE THE PAST
HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES
DEMONSTRATIONS
ACTION SHEETS FOR CHILDREN
Adults £6
Children (5 -16years) £3
Family Ticket (2 Adults + 2 children) £15
Students and O.A.P's £5
A location map is available here.
Created 13 January 2002 - Updated 07 March 2007