Exhibition: Introducing Must Farm, a Bronze Age Settlement- Museum & Art Gallery

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Exhibition: Introducing Must Farm, a Bronze Age Settlement

27 Apr 2024 - 12 Oct 2024

Peterborough Museum & Art Gallery

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Exhibition: Introducing Must Farm, a Bronze Age Settlement

27 Apr 2024 - 12 Oct 2024

Peterborough Museum & Art Gallery

Exhibition

A window into everyday life 3,000 years ago

The Must Farm settlement is an extraordinary slice of everyday life in the Bronze Age. Introducing Must Farm, a Bronze Age Settlement is a free, engaging exhibition telling the discovery and stories of a Bronze Age settlement that was abandoned suddenly following a catastrophic fire.

Exhibition: Introducing Must Farm, a Bronze Age Settlement

Plan your visit today to see some of the remarkably preserved and unique objects that have been uncovered by Cambridge Archaeological Unit including pottery, textiles and jewellery. See an artists impression of what every day life was like 3,000 years ago.

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Peterborough Museum are hosting an exciting programme of events alongside the Introducing Must Farm, A Bronze Age Settlement exhibition, including expert talks, exhibition tours and hands-on workshops.

Thanks to our esteemed partners who have supported in the development of this significant exhibition: Historic England, Cambridge Archaeological Unit, Forterra and University of Cambridge.

"Fab, fascinating-and free! Amazing! A lovely warm hello from chap on reception too!"

Visitor

"We travelled nearly 100miles to see this , we were not disappointed!"

Visitor

"Thank you, I've been waiting years to hear more about this discovery!"

Visitor

Sarah Wilson, Heritage Manager at Peterborough Museum & Art Gallery adds “We are incredibly proud to be the recipient of these remarkable discoveries. We recognise we stand on the shoulders of giants and are committed to working in partnership to engage the public with Must Farm for years to come”.

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