Both Chesters and Housesteads have Facebook pages - occasionally there are images of the Discovery Visits.
This one is of a Testudo at Housesteads and this one in from today's Voluntarii at Chesters
Enjoy...
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Showing posts with label Chesters. Show all posts
Thursday, 17 October 2013
Thursday, 7 June 2012
Discovery Visits 2012
The Discovery Visit season for English Heritage is off to a fine start. Despite the Winter closures we've had half a dozen groups already. There have been a couple of changes, there's only myself delivering the workshop now and the 'Discovery Visit' is only available at Housesteads, there are now different arrangements for Chesters. However your school can still book for
Meet a Roman Soldier - Housesteads
For educational visits to Chesters Roman Fort, there is the option of working with me as an 'Approved Educational Provider'. Contact English Heritage directly on the new Bookings Number 0870 333 0606
they will pass on my contact details and we can arrange your sessions
(please note: the prices quoted on the EH website do not apply to workshops arranged this way)
Meet a Roman Soldier - Housesteads
Explore Roman military life and discover how the building of Hadrian's Wall
affected the local population in remarkably different ways. Meet Roman Officer
Centurion Maximus and discover what life was like on the frontier. Take on the
role of a recruit and be taken through duties using drama and role play.
Recruits will tour both inside the fort and the remains of the settlement
beyond, using replica and real artefacts found near Hadrian’s Wall to find out
about the lives of the soldiers and civilians who lived at Housesteads
for details and how to book
For educational visits to Chesters Roman Fort, there is the option of working with me as an 'Approved Educational Provider'. Contact English Heritage directly on the new Bookings Number 0870 333 0606
they will pass on my contact details and we can arrange your sessions
(please note: the prices quoted on the EH website do not apply to workshops arranged this way)
Friday, 25 March 2011
Discovery Visits 2011
The Discovery Visits at Housesteadsand Chesters have begun again. The first one was on Valentine's Day - 14th February, when 55 children from Tyneside donned their tunics and joined the 'First Tungrians' for the day. It only snowed at little! More are booked after Easter, when hopefully the weather will warm up a little.
for more info or to book a workshop - http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/education/discovery-visits/housesteads-roman-fort/
or
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/education/discovery-visits/chesters-roman-fort/
for more info or to book a workshop - http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/education/discovery-visits/housesteads-roman-fort/
or
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/education/discovery-visits/chesters-roman-fort/
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Thursday, 15 April 2010
Discovery Visits on Hadrian's Wall
For the last two years Maximus (Steve Richardson - http://maximusvi.terapad.com/ ) and myself have provided Discovery Visits for the English Heritage sites at Housesteads and Chesters. This year promises to be our busiest yet.
In costume, we explore Roman military life and discover how the building of Hadrian's Wall affected the local population. The Centurion Maximus or the Evocati Maximus Secundus will help the new recruits take on their role and explain their duties as soldiers of the Roman Empire. Recruits will be drilled and trained, before being shown the inside of the fort.
We use costume and objects, both real and replica to help immerse the childen in the experience and we hope to provoke curiosity about life on the edge of the Roman Empire.
Our first visits are as the weather picks up, towards the end of April and we are busy well into June.
For more details and how to book a Discovery Visit to Housesteads or Chesters, visit the Englilsh Heritage website at http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/nav.19524
In costume, we explore Roman military life and discover how the building of Hadrian's Wall affected the local population. The Centurion Maximus or the Evocati Maximus Secundus will help the new recruits take on their role and explain their duties as soldiers of the Roman Empire. Recruits will be drilled and trained, before being shown the inside of the fort.
We use costume and objects, both real and replica to help immerse the childen in the experience and we hope to provoke curiosity about life on the edge of the Roman Empire.
Our first visits are as the weather picks up, towards the end of April and we are busy well into June.
For more details and how to book a Discovery Visit to Housesteads or Chesters, visit the Englilsh Heritage website at http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/nav.19524
Labels:
Chesters,
Hadrian's Wall,
Housesteads,
living history,
Romans,
Schools
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