Cave Painting

In the deep time of prehistory, early men crawled down into the darkest cave and used light from primitive candles to paint pictures of themselves and the animals they hunted.

They left behind a vivid record of their way of life and some clues of what they believed in. Discover how and why these paintings were created.
Then, by flickering light, try to create your own cave painting in our very own ‘caves’

Cost £6 per child. Two identical sessions will be run at 11am and 2pm, please book to reserve your place; maximum 16 children.

Contact: David Brooks, Bourne Hall Museum, Spring Street, Ewell, Surrey, KT17 1UF. Tel 020 8394 1734.
Email [email protected]