North Somerset Caves and Stone Age Connections, by Jane Hill
Cheddar Caves and Wookey Hole are probably the most well known caves in Somerset, if not the whole of Britain. […]
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Recipes Through Time – Scones
If you have a recipe which you would like us to talk about, or would like to share your own […]
Making a Stone Age Style Musical Instrument
Experimental Archaeology: Stone Age Bone Flutes, written by Sherry Coles (Learning and Events Coordinator) History and Music I am probably […]
Vikings, by Jane Hill
The Vikings conjure up powerful images of fierce warriors with huge ships and strange gods, but who were they and […]
Recipes Through Time – Fish & Chips
Fish & Chips Fish & Chips is a nationally treasured food, and something which is equally synonymous with seaside […]
New Art discovery!
New Art discovery! Recent research has led to the discovery of 11 early lithographic works from around 1825 by the […]
Know Your Place Update: Socials, Learning and Collections, by Jane Hill
Time for an update on the Know Your Place (KYP) North Somerset project www.kypwest.org.uk For anyone that hasn’t heard of […]
Recipes Through Time – Hokey Pokey
Hokey Pokey Ice Cream in England is older than I had realised. As a matter of fact, it […]