Truro College exhibition curated by the Archaeology BSc degree course in 2019

The Mayflower Voyage Exhibition looking at the method of travel and how they lived during their voyage and sometimes died through illness and disease.

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The Mayflower Voyage Exhibition investigates the provisioning of the The Mayflower on the occasion of the 400-year anniversary of its most famous voyage from Plymouth to Plymouth Rock.

​Though the Mayflower has long since been retired, its story lives on in a wonderfully presented exhibition created by the third-year students of Truro Colleges BSc (Hons) Archaeology degree course and hosted by the Telegraph Museum Porthcurno.

Due to the pandemic Newquay Museum were unable to host this exhibition, but are pleased to include it here along with other exhibitions created by students at Truro College

Mayflower Voyage Exhibition - Introduction
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