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 make-over, 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: 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:
Email: lauren@laurengrierson.co.uk
Website: laurengrierson.co.uk
Instagram: / laurenlearnshistory
Twitter: / lauren_grierson
Facebook: / laurenlearnshistory
#IronAgeBaking #HistoricalCooking #Ironage
Arts Council England:
Website: artscouncil.org.uk/
Instagram: aceagrams?hl=en
Twitter: / ace_national
The Ancient Technology Centre
Website: ancienttechnologycentre.com/
IG: / ancient_technology_centre
Facebook: / ancienttechnologycentre
Caroline Nicolay/Pario Gallico
Website: www.pariogallico.com/
IG: / pariogallico
Facebook: / pariogallico