Where is the accessible entrance?

An accessible entrance can be found on Best Lane, a platform lift brings you to the ground floor, where a passenger lift can take you to floor 1, where the talk will be.

There is no parking on site. Accessible parking is available on Orange Street Car park (CT1 2JA), Free for Blue badge holders only -Maximum stay 4 hours, 9am to 6pm.

Is this lecture available online?

Sadly not, this lecture and workshop is in-person only. Book now to avoid disappointment.

Graves as Time Capsules

By The Beaney

Overview

A talk by Dana Goodburn-Brown, Marie Le Saux and archaeologist Dan Worsley exploring their work with a local Iron Age Mystery Grave.

Graves as Time Capsules

🗓️ Saturday 14 February |🕑 Duration: 2 hours |💷 £5 / £4 (Members price)

Talk and creative workshop

Join conservators Dana Goodburn-Brown, Marie Le Saux and archaeologist Dan Worsley. Explore their work with a local Iron Age Mystery Grave Assemblage as seen on Digging For Britain in January 2026.

Participants will be invited to use clay to create tokens or items they'd like to represent themselves or their life with.

🎟️ Spaces are limited – book your ticket online today!

👥 Interested in becoming a Canterbury Museums & Galleries Member? Find out more.

Image credit: © Canterbury Museums & Galleries

Category: Community, Historic

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Highlights

2 hours
all ages
In person
Doors at 13:50

Refund Policy

No refunds

Location

The Learning Lab, The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge

18 High Street

Canterbury CT1 2RA United Kingdom

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