RESIDENTS will be able to discover the hidden secrets of their borough at an archaeological exhibition.
Curators at Dartford Borough Museum, Market Street, are putting the finishing touches to Under Your Feet, an exhibition of Dartford's history.
The collection will show off archaeological discoveries made across the borough dating back to the Iron Age.
It includes medieval tiles from Holy Trinity Church, evidence of a royal Tudor resident and proof Dartfordians used to eat elephants.
Portfolio holder for the museum Councillor Patsy Thurlow said: "The exhibition sheds light on Dartford's past and showcases the amazing discoveries which have been made over the years, often during building work."
The museum reopened its doors to residents on March 4 and the exhibition will run until June 17.
Call 01322 224739 or visit dartford.gov.uk for opening times and admission prices.
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