Exploring, Discovering, Learning

I want to make the Past, both History and Prehistory, more exciting, relevant and 'hands-on'. It's a fun place with some great stories, I want to share these with everyone.I work with schools, museums, community groups, either at their place or outdoors in the Landscape.
I develop and deliver projects. I create resources. Exploring the Past and our shared heritage, bridging the divide and Discovering the links between these artefacts, sites or museum and Us. I try to put objects back in context, helping people Learn about the past. I use objects, both orginal and replica, costume, crafts and role play, in other words - Living History.

I'm a member of a small group of like-minded people - The Deja Crew


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Monday, 1 August 2016

...now on Facebook!

After being persuaded to sign on to Facebook, I have now managed to upload a video!

Some while ago The Deja Crew worked with Cambo First School, the post for April 2015 has a link to a video made by the Haltwhistle Film Project about that visit.

https://www.facebook.com/RAeliusVictor/ will take you to a short film just about me - enjoy!

Nexct challenge, put it on YouTube...

Saturday, 16 February 2013

Discovery Visits 2013

The Discovery Visits at Housesteads are beginning after Easter this year.



MEET A ROMAN SOLDIER




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 Rufus Aelius Victor 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
When: By arrangement Tue & Wed Term-time April - September
Length: 1.5 hours


for more info and How to book
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/education/discovery-visits/housesteads-roman-fort/