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A thatched small round building with a large doorway through which you can see the interior including a replica camp fire. There are a couple of display cases inside and outside the roundhouse which hold artefacts and information sheets. A thatched small round building with a large doorway through which you can see the interior including a replica camp fire. There are a couple of display cases inside and outside the roundhouse which hold artefacts and information sheets.

© Andy Brown

© Andy Brown

Iron Age Roundhouse

Continuing Display

Weston Park Museum

Make yourself at home in the Beneath Your Feet gallery’s Iron Age roundhouse.

 

During the Bronze and Iron Ages people lived in roundhouses with their extended families. The houses were windowless, but the doorways often faced south-east or east and would catch the morning sun.

Gather your younger ones around the ‘fire’ and enjoy a story or two.

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Opening Times

Tue–Sat 10am–5pm | Sun 11am–4pm

The Sheffield Stories gallery is currently closed for redisplay. The new display, Caribbean Footsteps, will open on Fri 10 May.

Weston Park Museum

Western Bank

Sheffield

S10 2TP

A thatched small round building with a large doorway through which you can see the interior including a replica camp fire. There are a couple of display cases inside and outside the roundhouse which hold artefacts and information sheets.

Iron Age Roundhouse

© Andy Brown

  • Iron Age Roundhouse

    © Andy Brown

  • Iron Age Roundhouse

    © Andy Brown

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