On Thursday Year 3 stepped back into the past as they visited the Roman sites of St Albans and the Verulamium Museum.
Soon after arriving we found ourselves in a Roman market shopping for some very strange items. We are were all very relieved that we could return to 2013 at the end of the day when we found out about the Romans love of using fish sauce as a condiment on all food and more so when we heard what a trip to the doctors in Roman times could mean!
We then explored the museum and the Roman features of the park from the hypocauste and beautiful mosaic floor, to the remains of the London Wall which used to protect Verulamium from Celt attacks!
It was a whistle stop tour of Roman Britain and we had a brilliant day.
Soon after arriving we found ourselves in a Roman market shopping for some very strange items. We are were all very relieved that we could return to 2013 at the end of the day when we found out about the Romans love of using fish sauce as a condiment on all food and more so when we heard what a trip to the doctors in Roman times could mean!
We then explored the museum and the Roman features of the park from the hypocauste and beautiful mosaic floor, to the remains of the London Wall which used to protect Verulamium from Celt attacks!It was a whistle stop tour of Roman Britain and we had a brilliant day.
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