Outreach

MRG works with schools, colleges, universities, museums, and youth groups to deliver experiential learning packages suitable for curricular or extra-curricular activities.

In addition, we conduct bespoke workshops and demonstrations in a range of primitive skills and technologies, including: cord making, bone and antler work, fire craft, jewellery, pottery, fishing gear, tool creation.

Alternatively, our sessions can link directly to curriculum themes and provide experiential learning opportunities that enhance archaeological understanding.

We can also provide tailor-made training according to your requirements.

For more details contact Peter on peter@mesolithic.org.uk.

Schools & Universities

MRG can deliver talks, lectures, workshops and demonstrations that link to National Curriculum, for example bringing to life changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age (KS2) through hands-on activities. Alternatively, for universities we can deliver specific training in primitive skills, or experiential learning that supplements archaeological delivery.

Museums

MRG can deliver workshops and demonstrations that link to your specialisms or themes, such as prehistoric days. Alternatively we can deliver specific training or experiential learning in primitive skills that supplements your knowledge.

Clubs & Societies

MRG can deliver talks, workshops, and demonstrations that link to your interests. Examples include: talks on experimental archaeology, cordage workshops using prehistoric techniques, and demonstrations of primitive skills.