Further information

Becoming a volunteer

If you would like to be involved in the project as a volunteer, please contact Will Bowden at the Department of Archaeology, University of Nottingham, University Park, Nottingham, NG7 2RD (will.bowden@nottingham.ac.uk).

Working with adults (Norwich Castle)

The museum education department at Norwich Castle also provides hands-on sessions for adult groups, using artefacts from the original Caistor excavations. These may be arranged by contacting the museum booking line on 01603 493636 (or email museums@norfolk.gov.uk).

Working with schools (Norwich Castle)

The museum education department at Norwich Castle is able to support schools in several ways, providing:

• images and information sheets about Caistor Roman Town.
• hands-on sessions at the Castle, led by museum educators. These include: access to real artefacts for handling; meeting costumed characters to help explore the life and times of the people of Caistor; and museum-based archaeology sessions, giving children a chance to ‘excavate’, record and describe objects.
• Online teaching resources - see the Caistor Roman Town educational resources mini-site.

For further information phone the booking line 01603 493636 or email museums@norfolk.gov.uk. They will be able to answer your queries or put you in touch with someone from the education team.

Related pages on this website

• Caistor Roman Town research project
• About Caistor Roman town
• Management of the site
• Aerial photographs & the early excavations
• The new research project
• Landscape & the environment
• What the project involves

External links

Norfolk Museums & Archaeology Services
Visit the website for more information on displays and educational resources (www.museums.norfolk.gov.uk).

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