THANK YOU !  To everybody who has helped with SAM’s Exhibition Space

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• The British Museum for the use of their copyright images and particularly all the help from Curator of Iron Age Julia Farley

• David J. Illingworth for his painting of the Kirkburn Sword and permission to use his other images.

• Imerys Minerals Ltd. Beverley, for donating chalk for the reconstructed grave.

• Yvonne Inall, Hull University, for use of her spear posters and information.

• Dr. Peter Halkon, Hull University for the use of his posters and information from his book ‘The Parisi’.

• Silkeborg Museum, Denmark, for the use of their copyright image of the Tollund man.

• James White, Butcher, Hutton Cranswick, for supplying the pig joints used as the reconstructed grave offerings.

• SAM’s visitors whose kind donations funded the project.

• SAM’s volunteers whose hard work and expertise brought the display to life.

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Acknowledgments

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SAM is grateful to the following organisations for their contributions to the ongoing success of the museum:

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• British Museum for the loan of the replica chariot and permission to use their copyright digital images.

• BBC Active for providing the DVD of the Meet the Ancestors programme and permission to use it for educational purposes.

• Castell Henllys for providing copyright digital images and allowing SAM to use them in our displays

• DEFRA Rural Enterprise Scheme for funding purchase of display cabinets

• Driffield Lions for funding support.

• East Riding Archaeological Society for funding SAM’s leaflet production.

• East Riding of Yorkshire County Council for funding purchase of spotlights, laminator and associated consumables,

• Grassroots scheme for funding the purchase of projecting equipment etc.

• J&R Howard Charitable Trust for contributing to the funding of the Wetwang chariot display.

• JS & EC Rymer Charitable Trust for funding support.

• JSR Farming Group for use and help with maintenance of the museum premises, the provision of a storage container and helping in so many ways.

• LEADER Coast, Wolds, Wetlands & Waterways for funding conservation and display refurbishment 2011/12.

• Middleton Fund for contributing to the funding of the chariot display.

• National Lottery (Awards for All) for funding support

• Sir James Reckitt Charity for contributing to the funding of the chariot display.

• Yorkshire Forward for funding the purchase of IT equipment