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Great Fire of London Fireman's HatThis full sized reproduction leather hat is a faithful replica of the firemans hat worn during the Great Fire of London, one of the most significant events in British history. The fire, which began on September 2, 1666, destroyed much of the medieval City of London, lasting for three days. Firefighting at the time was a hazardous and difficult task, with limited equipment and no organised fire brigades, unlike modern firefighting techniques. Key

is one of the few examples of Celtic metalwork from the period and reflects the skill of Celtic artisans in crafting both functional and decorative items

This set celebrates their legacy and underscores the enduring relevance of their groundbreaking work

was one of the most important cities in the world during this period

The Neolithic Flint Knife Blade in Wooden Shaft is an excellent addition for anyone interested in Neolithic technology

known for her role in mummifying Osiris and ensuring the Nile’s annual floods

bringing the mining environment to life

1 Plaque: A plaque referencing one of the first engines of the steam railway

an important figure in Egyptian history

used for tools

Variation: As these tools are handmade

Authentic Design: Expertly cast from the original terracotta plaque

Video Links: Curated video resources to supplement learning and provide visual context

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