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Join us in celebrating the 20th Anniversary of the discovery of the Dover Bronze Age Boat, the world's oldest seagoing boat.
Four talks by experts and a guided tour of the Boat Gallery at Dover Museum
To mark the 20th year since the discovery of the Boat on 28th September 1992, the Dover Bronze Age Boat Trust has organized four specialist talks on different aspects of the boat including its discovery, conservation, display and recent research.
Each talk will include a guided tour of the Boat Gallery.
The talks will all take place from 3.30 pm to 5.30 pm at Dover Museum on the dates below between June and the end of September 2012. Please be at the Museum entrance by 3.15pm
Ticket Price and bookings
Tickets are £4 per talk including entrance to Dover Museum or all four talks for the special price of £14.
Tickets can be obtained from the Dover Museum shop or by ringing the Museum shop on 01304 201066
3.30pm Saturday 23 June
The Discovery of the Dover Bronze Age Boat
Keith Parfitt FSA, Dover Field Officer, Canterbury Archaeological Trust
3.30pm Saturday 4th August
The Conservation of the Boat
Professor Mark Jones, Head of Collections, The Mary Rose Trust
3.30pm Saturday 25th August
Keeping the Boat in Dover
Christine Waterman MBE, Trustee, Dover Bronze Age Boat Trust
3.30pm Saturday 29th September
The Dover Bronze Age Boat twenty years on: the past and the future
Peter Clark FSA ,Deputy Director, Canterbury Archaeological Trust
