FREE Secrets from the Seabed: Behind the Scenes at MAST Archaeological Centre
Saturday 18 July, 11 - 11:45am and 12:15 - 1pm, with BSL interpreter
Saturday 1 August, 11 - 11:45am and 12:15 - 1pm
What happens when an archaeological treasure is recovered from the seabed? Step behind the scenes at the MAST Archaeological Centre (Maritime Archaeology Sea Trust) and discover the remarkable work that takes place after an object emerges from the water.
Led by maritime archaeologists from Bournemouth University alongside members of the museum team, these exclusive tours offer a rare opportunity to explore conservation facilities not usually open to the public.
Visitors will discover how science, conservation and research are used to investigate maritime finds and preserve them for future generations. There will also be the chance to see newly recovered timbers from Studland Bay and learn about the stories hidden beneath Dorset's waters.
Free admission | Booking essential | Suitable for ages 12+ | Maximum 14 participants per tour
MAST Archaeological Centre is on an industrial site. The ground floor of the building is accessible and has an accessible toilet.
There is parking available by the MAST unit.
The address is: Unit 19 Cowley Road, Nuffield Industrial Estate, Poole, Dorset, BH17 0UJ.
Image credit: National Trust - Pam White
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Saturday 18 July, 11 - 11:45am and 12:15 - 1pm, with BSL interpreter
Saturday 1 August, 11 - 11:45am and 12:15 - 1pm
What happens when an archaeological treasure is recovered from the seabed? Step behind the scenes at the MAST Archaeological Centre (Maritime Archaeology Sea Trust) and discover the remarkable work that takes place after an object emerges from the water.
Led by maritime archaeologists from Bournemouth University alongside members of the museum team, these exclusive tours offer a rare opportunity to explore conservation facilities not usually open to the public.
Visitors will discover how science, conservation and research are used to investigate maritime finds and preserve them for future generations. There will also be the chance to see newly recovered timbers from Studland Bay and learn about the stories hidden beneath Dorset's waters.
Free admission | Booking essential | Suitable for ages 12+ | Maximum 14 participants per tour
MAST Archaeological Centre is on an industrial site. The ground floor of the building is accessible and has an accessible toilet.
There is parking available by the MAST unit.
The address is: Unit 19 Cowley Road, Nuffield Industrial Estate, Poole, Dorset, BH17 0UJ.
Image credit: National Trust - Pam White
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