1.9K views · 60 reactions | While we wait for our Havering Hoard: A Bronze Age Mystery exhibition to re-open, take a look at curator Kate Sumnall's account of the making of the exhibition. From working on the objects to filming and installation, Kate takes us through the thinking and process behind it all. Read more: https://bit.ly/334VWG5 | London Museum | Facebook

4.7K views · 197 reactions | They say that there's strength in numbers and that's why we were so excited when we came across the Havering Hoard - a collection of axes, swords and other metal artefacts. Together these individual artefacts tell a stronger story of how they were buried and how they relate to each other, allowing us to uncover more of London's past. Discover more about the biggest ever Bronze Age hoard unearthed in London here: https://bit.ly/33HXWEU | London Museum | Facebook

When Prehistoric Artefacts Specialist, Andy Peachey came across the Havering Hoard for the first time, it's safe to say that he was more than a little happy. Watch as he relives the emotions felt when he and his team found the biggest Bronze Age hoard in London. | London Museum

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74 reactions · 16 shares | What's the Havering Hoard you say? Well only the biggest ever Bronze Age hoard to be discovered in London. A total of 453 rare objects dating back between c.900 and c.800 BC have been unearthed in Havering. The discovered items include swords, daggers, axe heads, spearheads and more unusual pieces which will be displayed for you to explore at the Museum of London Docklands. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3iMCwe1 | London Museum | Facebook

7.4K views · 297 reactions | "The story of the Havering Hoard...

The four theories behind the Havering Hoard - Theory 1: Times were changing. As well as being filled with excitement upon discovering the Havering Hoard, we've also encountered a lot of questions. One of them being, why were these objects collected and buried in the first place? We've got four potential theories which we'll be sharing over the next month, so let us know which you think may be right. Kicking us off this week, is Theory 1: Times were changing. On investigation we can see that the