During the workshop pupils will be able to touch objects including a flint axe that was made by early humans up to 500,000 years ago, a polished axe head from the Neolithic period (more than 4000 years old), farming and fishing tools made from bone and deer antler, flint arrow heads, stone, bronze and iron axe heads, bone sewing needles, a stone quern that was made during the Bronze Age (more than 2500 years old), and many more objects to help pupils discover everyday life during these periods.

Pupils will take on the role of archeologists and gain insight to the careers available at a museum.

Further information about the trip will follow on Arbor.