KIDSTORY BONUS EPISODE - Live Like a Roman

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Sistory History

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We're two sisters who love history and are on a mission to help more people enjoy it. In each episode we take a historical event or experience, find some relevant source material and have a light-hearted chat about it from a sensory perspective. Each season we focus on a different theme or time period. Have a listen - you might like it! You can find us on Instagram and Twitter (X), or email us at sistoryhistory@gmail.com.

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KIDSTORY BONUS EPISODE - Live Like a Roman

Sistory History

14 minutes 31 seconds

2 months ago

KIDSTORY BONUS EPISODE - Live Like a Roman

Welcome to our third Kidstory episode! These episodes are dedicated to all budding historians and anyone studying history or desperate for some help with their history homework...

Today we explore Canterbury Roman Museum with our resident kidstorian Felix, and try out some typical tools that Romans would have used in their daily lives.

If you´d like to visit the museum then you can find everything you need to know here: Canterbury Roman Museum, Kent

Music credit goes to our resident composer Alice Morgan (you can find Alice on Instagram - missalicekeys).

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