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Stone Age fun at Royston Museum

Published: 7:32 AM July 23, 2016    Updated: 3:46 PM November 1, 2020
Royston museum curator Jenny Oxley, visitor Scarlett Hollamby, 8 and museum assistant Amy Judd make

Royston museum curator Jenny Oxley, visitor Scarlett Hollamby, 8 and museum assistant Amy Judd make some clay models during stone-age day - Credit: Archant

It’s time to Yabba-dabba-doo on down to Royston Museum today and find out what life was like in the Stone Age.

Children can handle real local prehistoric finds, build a mini Stonehenge or a Stone Age style shelter, and dig for archaeological treasures outside in the sandpit. The event will be on from 10.30am to 3.30pm.

Free admission, and craft activities are £3.

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