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Sunday 12 February 2023 | 2pm
Creswell Crags
Tickets are £5 each, and only available for those aged 16+, due to the content of the talk
The talk is also available online for a donation
Join Creswell's Heritage Facilitator, Andrea Alias-Sotos, as she explores the origins of sex and love in this Valentine's Day Talk. Hear how archaeologists have deciphered the origins of our human experience by looking at the clues our Stone Age ancestors left behind.
Join in person to hear this fascinating talk, and you shall also get the exclusive opportunity to ask questions, handle replica Stone Age objects, and also receive a voucher for 20% off in our café.
If you can't make it in person, Creswell Crags will also be livestreaming the talk as it is delivered, so please join them online!
Please note that this talk is only suitable for those aged 16+, as it shall cover a range of topics around sex and sexuality, and may also include explicit images.
To book your ticket (in person or online) please click on the website link above.
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