The 2026 event includes actors and historians such as Caroline Quentin and David Olusoga.
The timekeeping device has undergone repairs and will return to the Guildhall on 1 August.
A letter, written just days before the infamous boat sank, is expected to sell for up to £35,000.
The 2000-year-old bones were found at Winterborne Kingston by Bournemouth University archaeologists.
Rowan Taylor will travel to Denmark in August to forge an authenic Viking anchor.
The house played a key role in Britain's intelligence battle with Germany during World War Two.
Argentina's iconic first lady died in July 1952. Sixty years on, the BBC looked back at her cadaver's bizarre disappearance – and its 16-year journey around the globe.
More than 130 people are believed to have died in the sinking off Norfolk - as well as a royal dog.
The new installations, which open on Monday, include the first ever named dinosaur, the Megalosaurus.