This summer, experience the Stone Age in our prehistoric landscape.
Follow in the footsteps of your ancestors and discover where Cheddar Man, Britain’s oldest, most complete skeleton was unearthed in Gough’s Cave.
Grab a prehistoric costume, and get ready to meet a hunter-gather at the Museum of Prehistory. They'll be on hand in the Museum's garden to tell you all about how early man lived over 40,000 years ago, and demonstrate some essential Stone Age survival skills such as fire lighting and flint knapping.
You'll also have the chance to have a dig through our sand trays to discover ancient artefacts. Can you tell the difference between Stone Age treasure and modern plastic waste?
Afterwards, explore the Museum, where you'll discover lots of amazing artefacts unearthed in the Cheddar area, which help tell the story of how people lived tens of thousands of years ago.
What else rocks about this Stone Age Summer fun? It's all included with your Day Ticket so you can also watch the story of early man unfold in the Dreamhunters multimedia experience in Cox’s Cave, and venture up the 274 steps of Jacob’s Ladder to enjoy the Cliff-Top Walk and take in stunning panoramic views of the Gorge and Mendip Hills - a landscape that has been millions of years in the making!
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