PUPILS from Golden Grove School, Pembroke, stepped back in time on a recent visit to a reconstructed Iron Age Hill Fort in north Pembrokeshire.
On arrival at Castell Henllys, pupils were greeted by a resident of the Round House village, who showed them what life was like in the Iron Age.
They were taught how to cook and weave baskets, as well as build a round house from mud and branches.
Pupils then retired to the main Round House for lunch and to hear tales of the past, returning home with some of the bread they had made.
A school spokesman said: “A great time was had by the pupils who returned to modern times tired, happy and just a little bit muddy in places.
“The staff on the site, which is run by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority, did a marvellous job of entertaining and educating the pupils.”
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