'Norfolk's First Farmers'
The museum at Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse, near Dereham, currently has an exhibition called 'Norfolk's First Farmers'. Items on display include a famous 11,500-year-old antler harpoon used for hunting, and which was dredged up from the sea floor north of Cromer in 1931, and a bronze-age cauldron.
A demonstration of how Stone Age delicacies were prepared is taking place at the museum from next Monday to Friday.
For information about these events contact the museum on 01362 860563 or visit http://www.museums.norfolk.gov.uk
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Posted by Rhiannon
22nd October 2006ce
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