Star Carr

Illustrations for an exhibition on Star Carr, and archaeological Stone Age (Mesolithic) site situated close to Scarborough, North Yorkshire. I illustrated various artefacts such as the Red Deer Headdress and a flint hand axe, as well as recreations of what the settlement and people may have looked like. Curated by Scarborough Museums Trust at the Rotunda Museum.

Stone Age illustrated timeline showing the Palaeolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic and the Bronze and Iron Age, diagram labelled with key dates.

Panorama illustration of a Stone Age settlement at Star Carr, showing teepee like houses in natural surroundings.

Digital colour illustrations of a Red Deer Stag with orange brown fur and large antlers, and a Pine Marten, a large brown mammal.

Recreation illustration of Red Deer Antler Headdress on a Stone Age man.

Recreation of how a Red Deer Antler headdress may have been worn in the Stone Age.

Star Carr Stone Age Artefacts, illustrations of antler headdress and flint hand axe.

Star Carr
Co-ordinates

I was also asked to create an activity sheet which involved plotting various archaeological finds from the Star Carr dig site onto a map using co-ordinates.

Star Carr

Star Carr ​Co-ordinates

Star Carr
Co-ordinates