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The Ancient technology Centre is built by staff and volunteers, explored by our numerous visitors and run by our small team of expert tutors.
We were built by the community, for the community, and we host visitors from our local, national and international communities every week.
Did you visit as a school pupil? Have you volunteered on a build project? Was your university project led by one of our expert tutors? Perhaps you visited when one of our partners hired the site for a storytelling, music concert or solstice celebration? Did you get married here?
We would like to hear from you. Tell us your stories, memories and what made visiting our site special.


At the Ancient Technology Centre we know how much your visit means to you.
It's a privilege to create lasting memories whether led by our volunteers and tutors or at a unique event run by one of our partners.
Tell us about your special memory here.

Questionnaires are a vital part of our communication with our school groups, partners, volunteers and all site visitors.
Your feedback will be used to inform future plans at the ATC and also as evidence for funding applications.

In our special anniversary year we will have a variety of events for you to attend.
They might be another Open Day event, or volunteering on another building going up!
Keep an eye on this page and our social media pages for more updates.
Copyright © 2026 Ancient Technology Centre - All Rights Reserved. Photographs courtesy of AWD Photography, Tony Harris , and various Volunteers including Clive Perrin

40 year of the Ancient Technology Centre
and we couldn't have done it without you!
Thousands of visiting school pupils, public open days, heritage craft experts, TV and film companies, our partner storytellers, solstice celebrations and musicians, experimental archaeologists from Universities and our wonderful volunteers, some of whom have seen all our buildings from the start.
We would love to hear your experiences of being at the Ancient Technology Centre, click below to find out more.