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Education Discover the Changes issue 2 in Ancient Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age at Celtic Harmony Camp The Prehistory Centre, near Hertford
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Stone Age day Experience life as a Neolithic Hunter Gatherer learning primitive skills in our natural woodlands Hunting
lighting Friction fire
A typical day of activities can involve some of the following: Friction Fire lighting display and Flintknapping talk Den building in the woods Soap Knapping Hunting & Gathering in the Forest Traditional trade and barter National Curriculum History Link: Late Neolithic hunter-gatherers and early farmers.
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Gathering
Den building
Flintknapping talk
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‘Great to see the flint tools and real life examples as it consolidated classroom learning. The children were motivated to listen as they were involved and actively learning - excellent environment!’ Miss Douglas Church End
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Warrior day Unite the members of your tribe with this dynamic team building day of challenges Warrior demo
Target archery
A typical day involves a variety of activities from: Warrior Woodland Quest Headbands Warrior Headbands & Face Painting Target Archery Trading and Trading Game Warrior Demonstration National Curriculum History Link: Iron Age hill forts: tribal kingdoms, farming, art and culture.
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The children who have less confidence were encouraged and cheered on. The positivity of the staff put the children at ease.’ Miss Rawcliffe, St Teresa’s Catholic Primary
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Farmer day
Trading
Learn hands-on skills from our farmers, weavers & warriors!
Farmers Day
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Grinding grain
A typical day of activities: Grinding grain on quern stones and making bread Carding wool and weaving on warp-weighted looms Traditional bartering and trading with Celtic coins Bracelet making and natural dyeing
National Curriculum History Link: Iron Age hill forts: tribal kingdoms, farming, art and culture.
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‘It has provided a whole new view of building and farming and how they are connected to the local environment.’ Simone Freeman St Paul’s Steiner School
Celtic Harmony. The Award winning education charity. Providing hands-on cultural heritage education of Ancient Britain Registered Charity Number: 1156199
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Celtic Harmony Camp, Brickendon Lane, Near Hertford, Hertfordshire, SG13 8NY
Telephone: 01438 718 543