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Children’s archaeology activities @ Trimontium Museum

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Children’s archaeology activities @ Trimontium Museum
10am
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4.30pm (last entry 4pm)
LocationTrimontium Museum - Melrose, TD6 9PN
Free with museum entry/Museum bookable online/Walk-ins accepted
 

As part of Scottish Archaeology Month we will be running FREE archaeology themed activities for everyone visiting Trimontium Museum during the month of September. Can you identify which animal left it’s footprint in the Roman tiles ? Can you identify the mystery objects found in the museum stores ? Make your own Roman coin…fun for all ages – from the youngest to the young at heart.

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