Britain: One Million Years of the Human Story
Travel back in time and experience the dramatic story of prehistoric Britain, its changing landscapes and the people that lived here one million years ago.
Find out how Britain looked long before the Romans, Saxons and Vikings arrived and discover rarely seen specimens from behind the scenes, brought to life using the latest scientific techniques and life-size models.
Incredible finds from sites around Britain will reveal what life was really like one million years ago.
Please note: this exhibition is ticketed. Please purchase tickets in advance. Adults £9.00, Children/Concessions £4.50. Please visit venue's website to book tickets and for information about family concessions.
Suitable for
Any age
Website
www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/whats-on/temporary-exhibitions/britain-million-years/index.html
Admission
£4.50/£9.00
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