Join Lauren as she travels back 2,200 years to the Iron Age! Lauren meets Iron Age lady, Doneca, who agrees to show her around, gets an Iron Age makeover, a tour of a roundhouse and learns how to make her own flat bread and butter around a hearth!

Filmed at the Ancient Technology Centre in Dorset. Get your time travelling pocket watches at the ready with this one and play along! We've made a free resource for the kids. Easily learn the different time periods throughout history with my time travelling pocket watch! Download your own to make at home from my website

Free download available here: https://laurengrierson.co.uk/resources'>https://laurengrierson.co.uk/resources

This episode was made possible with thanks to support from ‪@artscouncilofengland‬, ‪@ancienttechnologycentre6762‬ Caroline Nicolay, historical interpreter ‪@ParioGallico‬


CREDITS:

Writer: Lauren Grierson
Producer: Lauren Grierson
Doneca: Caroline Nicolay
Editor: Ian Grierson
Illustrator: Ian Grierson
Historians and Historical Advisors: The Ancient Technology Centre, Caroline Nicolay and Ian Grierson
Presenter: Lauren Grierson
Composer: Ian Grierson
Camera Operator: Ian Grierson


LINKS:

Lauren Grierson:
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Arts Council England:
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The Ancient Technology Centre
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Caroline Nicolay/Pario Gallico
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