One Million Years of Fire

🌟 Join us for an enlightening evening at Kents Cavern! 🌟

Step into the depths of prehistoric knowledge with an engaging talk paired with captivating visuals and live demonstrations. Discover the wonders of early human survival, ancient fire-making techniques, and the science of flame and ember! 🔥

What to Expect:

• ☕ Welcome Refreshment: Enjoy tea or coffee upon arrival.
• 🎤 45-Minute Talk & Q&A: Dive deep into fire in the meso-neolithic era.
• 🔥 Live Demonstrations: Witness fire-making techniques firsthand with sparks and glowing embers.
• ❓ Discussion Time: Engage in insightful conversations in the cafe before wrapping up.

Important Details:

• Dress Code: Please dress warmly and wear sensible footwear as the cave maintains a temperature of 15°C.
• Age Restriction: This event is suitable for ages 18 and up only.

About the Presenter: Jonny Crockett

Jonny, a Level 5 Bushcraft Instructor, and founder of Survival School, has been passionate about teaching bushcraft since 1997. With a Master’s Degree from the University of Exeter in Experimental Archaeology, he offers unique insights gathered through rigorous research, including a focus on Ötzi the Iceman’s relationship with fire.

Jonny’s experience spans collaborations with various military organizations, but his teaching style is grounded in practicality, making it accessible and enjoyable for all.

📍 Location: Ilsham Road, TQ1 2JF Torquay, United Kingdom
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💬 Don’t miss this chance to explore the art of fire-making with an expert in a breathtaking setting!