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When you've overcome the initial humiliation of being treated as an 8-year old, the wonderful thing is that interpretation for children works just as well for adults!
The physical engagement and careful language also make it easier to understand and remember.

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in the replica Villa. Roman's did not have windows in the bedroom - it was for sleeping.

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After learning about Roman methods of leather tanning with urine; class structures the population of 5000 and the threat from Celts at the City's perimeter.  We went outside in the biting wind to explore the Basilica where the whole population would gather to work-out and sort out their health and social security problems.

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After learning about Roman methods of leather tanning with urine; class structures the population of 5000 and the threat from Celts at the City's perimeter.  We went outside in the biting wind to explore the Basilica where the whole population would gather to work-out and sort out their health and social security problems.

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MA Heritage students experienced an undiluted dose of school for 8-year old's in the format of a 'Full Discovery Day'.  We arrived at 10 in the morning to 'use our hands' grinding barley; devising herringbone tiled floors and mosaics. We went to class in the museum, sat cross-legged on the floor and heard about the City and Roman society.

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MA Heritage students experienced an undiluted dose of school for 8-year old's in the format of a 'Full Discovery Day'.  We arrived at 10 in the morning to 'use our hands' grinding barley; devising herringbone tiled floors and mosaics. We went to class in the museum, sat cross-legged on the floor and heard about the City and Roman society.

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as it has long been known by the locals. Outstanding section of the basilica wall - largest piece extant in Britain.

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English Heritage have interpreted the delineation of the basilica using alternate coloured gravel.

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the site's archaeology with coloured gravel

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the underground heating system for the Caldarium - the hot bath

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Now surmounted by a replica high status Villa.

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detail of hypothetical 'Roman' curtain in the reconstructed 'Villa'.

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detail of hypothetical 'Roman' curtain in the reconstructed 'Villa'.

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detail of hypothetical 'Roman' curtain in the reconstructed 'Villa'.

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Example of how the wooden structure would have been lathed and plastered

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example of an hypocaust heating unit - the same principle as used to heat the public baths - exemplified in the reconstructed Villa to show how a private house was heated.

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of the replica Roman Villa. The staff would sleep here.

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Our genial host for a day of discovery.

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Volunteers demonstrating the male and female garb of 'well-heeled' Roman Wroxeterians.

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the site is fenced off from the road that leads to modern Wroxeter

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Section appropriated by the later Christian community and used in the parish church as a baptismal font.

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Ancient part of the now redundant parish church. The tower and more distant parts are of later construction.

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in the Channel 4 Villa

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Some lovely stained windows.

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This was commissioned for an archaeological programme by Channel 4, built on a comfortable mound to cover the remnants of Wroxeter's Forum.

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and the heating arrangements. This required young children to clean the flues of hypocausts - a task that was quite precarious.

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Not far from Shrewsbury, Wroxeter is the best-preserved Roman City in Britain

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Not far from Shrewsbury, Wroxeter is the best-preserved Roman City in Britain