Experience the Iron Age

Experience the Iron Age

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Iron Age Living History, Key Stage 1 and 2 Iron Age History Educational Workshops and Activities and

Experience the Iron Age provides Living History, combat displays and childrens
activities based around the period 250 BC to 50 AD. Full descriptions of the activities we provide are avaiable
at www.experiencetheironage.co.uk

Photos from Experience the Iron Age's post 16/08/2026

Today we are displaying at the Birdlip Roman Festival
If you are any where near Birdlip, come and say hi.

Photos from Experience the Iron Age's post 02/08/2026

Day 1 at Ham Hill Visitors Centre has been a blast.

Photos from Experience the Iron Age's post 31/07/2026

Experience the Iron Age and Fergus Milton Bronze Casting @
Ham Hill Visitors Centre
Ham Hill Country Park
Stoke sub Hamdon
West of Yeovil
From 1000 to 1600
Sunday 2nd and Monday 3rd August

Photos from Experience the Iron Age's post 25/07/2026

Andover Museum of the Iron Age
Our displays for today's event.

23/07/2026

Andover Museum of the Iron the Iron Age.

Saturday 1000 to 1600

Iron Age and Roman interpretors bringing Pre History to life.

Experience the Iron Age will be there with a display of materials and "hands on" items to enjoy, discuss and possibly try on.

Start your Summer with some history, and after, maybe a visit to Danebury Hill Fort, near Stockbridge.
Sounds like the perfect "bring a picnic" day out.
See you there.

17/06/2026

That is some patchwork of material.
Makes you think...
Low status, hard life individual, just using every last scrap you posses to cloth yourself?
Stunning recreation.

26/04/2026

A week of events and displays for the Visitor Centre grand opening

29/03/2026

Hope to see you there.

27/03/2026

A wealth of knowledge to be gained from this, can't wait for updates.

What happens when a chance discovery leads to one of the largest Iron Age finds in England? 🪨

In our latest This is Archaeology lecture, Prof. Emily Williams explores the Melsonby Hoards, from excavation through to the complex work of conserving a 210kg mass of interconnected objects.

Watch for free this weekend over on our YouTube 👉 https://youtu.be/BpZeeGfnpTs

Our This is Archaeology lectures are made possible by the kind donations of our supporters. If you can, please consider donating to help us keep our free lectures running 👉 https://shorturl.at/XXorA

Photos from Antiquity Journal's post 16/03/2026

Big News!!
Anyone interested in textiles and weaving on a loom?
These advances must have continued through the Bronze and Iron Ages.
Would make a stunning piece for the display.

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