Everybody loves a biscuit! In fact, biscuits, such as these halstan (hall stone) biscuits could have been a part of Anglo-Saxon life. The...

Viking clothing was very different to the clothes that are worn today. Neither the Vikings nor the Anglo-Saxons had clothes with pockets....

So you are all dressed up and ready for your Roman day, but what should we call you? Most names that we use today were not around in...

The chances are that if you think of a Roman building one of the first things that you would think of is a mosaic floor. The Romans loved...

In Ancient Rome wax tablets were commonly used for a huge number of writing tasks, such as making lists, leaving instructions and...

So perhaps you want to try to say a word just how the Romans would have said it 2,000 years ago? The Roman language (called Latin) used...

If you are feeling adventurous in your study of the Romans then perhaps you might like to try your hand (or tongue I suppose) at reading...

Roman numerals are something that we all touch upon at some point in our school education. Often the "touch" though is light and...

A bulla was a type of amulet worn as a necklace by children in Ancient Rome. The bulla could be made from a variety of materials...

Counting boards have been used for thousands of years across the globe as a way of "calculating sums too large to be worked out easily in...

So, you are having a Roman day at school, or maybe you are going to a party, maybe you have children and need to prepare them for an...

The Romans loved cake! In fact, cake has been a popular addition to life throughout all of the Ancient World. Romans did not have refined...

Growing up in the 90's, paper fortune tellers sit on the shelf of childhood quick creativity alongside that of paper aeroplanes. A toy...

What is a thaumatrope? A thaumatrope is a toy that uses the science of optics to trick your eye into seeing two images as one....