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Seven years ago, Clacton and Holland beaches were replenished with sand and gravel from ten miles offshore. Beachcombers started finding fossils from mammoths and other Ice Age animals, and human-worked stone tools. Who made those flint tools? Were they mammoth hunters? Join John Ratford as we answer these questions with this talk on local prehistory.

Tickets are £2.00 pay on the door on arrival. Book tickets for all five talks in advance and get the final talk free.

Refreshments provided.

Please note our stair lift is currently out of order. If you wish to discuss access arrangements please email jaywickmartellotower@essex.gov.uk or phone 01255 822783.

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Autumn Talks: Mammoths, ancient humans and the Clacton beach connection

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