Uncovered

Twisted gold torc
A loan of objects to the new permanent gallery at the Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery.

When did people first arrive in the Plymouth area and what did they do when they got here? Uncovered, the new permanent gallery at the Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery, contains hundreds of artefacts discovered in the local area such as skulls, domestic items, porcelain, pottery, urns, ingots, axes and coins.

The gallery spans a time period that stretches from prehistoric times through to the present. The British Museum has lent items from the Salcombe Treasure to help tell this story.

Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery
Uncovered, the new permanent gallery, is now open

Image: Twisted gold torc from the Sa'dian dynasty, Morocco 16th-17th century AD. Found in Salcombe Bay, Devon.

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