An Introduction to Irish Archaeology for Children with Elaine Lynch – Field Archaeologist

Date: Friday, 22 August
Time: 2-3.30pm
Location: Captains’ Room
Admission: Free event. Booking essential.

Join us for an exciting, hands-on journey into the world of Irish archaeology. Designed specifically for children aged 8–11. Led by experienced field archaeologist Elaine Lynch. The session begins with an engaging slideshow that introduces how archaeologists uncover and study the past. Children will then have the opportunity to handle replica artefacts, similar to those found on real digs. The session will finish by creating their own shell bracelet inspired by ancient jewellery.

It’s a fun, interactive way to explore history!

Ages: 8–11 | FREE event
Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Limited places so booking is essential.

Organised by the Friends of the Hunt Museum.

The Friends of the Hunt Museum is a vibrant community of passionate individuals dedicated to supporting and enriching the Hunt Museum. Through fundraising, creativity, and a shared love of culture and learning, we strive to inspire deeper engagement with the museum’s collection, program and educational initiatives.