Embark on a captivating journey through time as you explore the rich tapestry of Petersfield Heath's 10,000-year history. From the earliest Stone Age hunters to the creation of the iconic Heath Pond, this historical walk promises an immersive experience, unveiling the remarkable chapters of human occupation on Petersfield's prized gem.
Guided by our resident Experimental Archaeologist, you'll traverse the internationally significant Bronze Age Barrows, gaining insights into the past through hands-on encounters with both replica and authentic archaeological artifacts. This unique opportunity allows you to touch and feel history, connecting with the lives of those who once called this ancient landscape home.
As you navigate the off-road trail, be prepared to be enchanted by the poetic musings of Ellora Sutton, inspired by the prehistoric landscape and archaeological discoveries. The immersive experience extends beyond facts and artifacts, inviting you to connect with the spirit of the past through the artistry of language and the picturesque surroundings.
Walk details:
Starting point: This walk starts outside Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery
Duration: approx. 90 mins
Terrain: The rote is predominantly off road and includes steps and may not be suitable for anyone with mobility difficulties.