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Archaeology Collections
The archaeological collections date from earliest prehistoric times to the more recent past, covering a period of 250,000 years. A total of approximately 2.75 million items are in the care of the Archaeology Department. These collections have been built up since 1825 containing a wide range of mainly East Anglian material recovered from excavation, survey and chance finds, comprising a prominent regional collection.
The collections, and associated information about the sites they come from, provide the basis of our understanding of the origins of human settlement and the social, cultural and economic development of life in Norfolk, and Britain, over thousands of years.
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Dates for your diary
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May 23Alfred Wallis: Works from the Kettle's Yard Collection
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May 23The Norwich Textile Trail
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May 23Bridewell Bite-size - Marvellous Machines
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May 23Under Wraps:The Great Cover Up – Aprons 1750-1950
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May 23Knit and Knatter
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May 24The Jacquard Loom – A 19th Century Computer
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May 24Alfred Wallis: Works from the Kettle's Yard Collection