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Come and find out about recent archaeological work at Southwell Roman Villa with the Southwell Community Archaeology Group, including the opportunity to handle archaeological artefacts. You can also explore Roman frescos. Find out how the Romans made their paint pigments and have a go at creating your own design using stencils.
Suitable for ages 7+
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