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Stone Age Scarborough

An illustration of a person wearing a brown headdress with antlers. They are holding a spear and wearing a yellow top

Lower Key Stage 2

Become an archaeologist and discover Scarborough’s Mesolithic site, Star Carr, using a range of sources and artefacts to find out what it was like to live in the Stone Age. Handle real Stone Age objects, dress up like a prehistoric person and learn how to use evidence of the earliest house ever discovered in Britain to find out how archaeologists can reconstruct shelters.

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Curriculum Links

  • Pupils will learn about the changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age
  • Pupils will make a local history study

Time and Cost

2 hour workshop – £80