Participants learn to make twine during Prehistory Week

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Bruce Burgess teaches how to make twine from plant fibers. The CEU Prehistoric Museum hosted their annual Prehistory Week and scheduled a family day with activities for all ages on Saturday. The activities, which included crafts and other hands-on activities for kids, food vendors and informational exhibits, expanded from within the museum to the parking lot north of the museum and the peace garden south of the museum.

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