Join the Curator of Archaeology for a tour of the Hull and East Riding Museum of Archaeology focusing on the lasting legacy of John Robert Mortimer. The pioneering Victorian archaeologist was born in June 1825, 200 years ago, and the objects he excavated from the barrows of the Yorkshire Wolds form the backbone of the displays. Takes place: 2pm – 3pm
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From majestic mammoths to marvellous Roman mosaics, step into a world where history comes alive. Find out about the Saxon invaders. Stroll through an Iron Age Village. Then get a glimpse inside a Roman bath house. With mysterious wooden warriors, medieval treasures and more – you’re sure to have a mammoth day out!
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Accessible Toilets
Assistance Dogs
Baby Changing
Blue-Badge Parking
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