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Sharpen your prehistoric tools for a day out to remember as we celebrate everything that is great about flint! Explore the undulating grounds of Grime’s Graves, the only prehistoric flint mine open to the public in the UK, before heading deep underground into the prehistoric flint mine* wearing your hard hat!

On the weekend of October 26 and 27, young and old are welcome at the OER weekend in the Hunebed Center. This weekend the Prehistoric Park is filled with prehistoric ancient people who bring the past to life. 

Ceramic crockery and corners of the Neolithic home. Theme guided tour and ceramic workshop. It is an opportunity to discover that the core of many activities within the home is the hearth, that the weaving area consists of a vertical frame and that the stone tools used in agricultural and daily activities find them in the peasant world. Of the end of the century, but they are of metal.

The preparation of a meat recipe is an opportunity to talk about ovens, plates and food cooking, starting from particular archaeological discoveries: the traces of fire and the combustion structures typical of the prehistoric levels and of which the site of Travo Keeps witness.

The clock moves back millennia to relive the Prehistory. Games, competitions, workshops and experts will involve children and adults in first person.

The 12th Iberian Congress of Archaeometry will be held between October 25th and 28th at the Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre la Evolución Humana (CENIEH) in Burgos .

The Iberian archaeometry community will meet to discuss the technological advances and their possible applications to the material study of historical, archaeological and cultural heritage.

This weeklong workshop for university-level archaeology students will utilize the ideal setting of the Neolithic-Chalcolithic Aktopraklık site in Turkey. Bolstered by on-site reconstructions of prehistoric architecture, participants will have the unparalleled opportunity to do experimental archaeology in the same manner and setting as Aktopraklık’s ancient inhabitants.

The historical festival ‘Times & Epochs’ is taking place in Moscow from 10 to 22 of August for the 8th time.