Roman Britain (Out and About)

Uncover the fascinating world of Roman Britain with "Roman Britain (Out and About)" by Gillian Osband, a captivating and interactive journey through life under Roman rule. Published by The National Trust in 1997, this book provides a vivid glimpse into the daily lives of the people who inhabited Britain during the Roman occupation. Perfect for young history enthusiasts and families alike, "Roman Britain (Out and About)" brings the past to life with engaging descriptions of Roman towns, forts, and the powerful Roman army. Explore how these settlements were strategically built and discover the intricate organization of the Roman military machine that maintained order in the province. Osband's accessible writing style delves into the everyday details of Roman life, revealing what people wore, the food they ate, and the customs they practiced. Discover the blend of Roman and Celtic cultures that shaped the unique character of Roman Britain. But this book is more than just a historical account. "Roman Britain (Out and About)" actively encourages hands-on learning and creative exploration. Budding architects can construct their own Roman villa with the included cut-out model, offering a tangible connection to the past. Engage in traditional Roman games and craft projects, transforming learning into an immersive and unforgettable experience. Gillian Osband's expertise in presenting historical information in an engaging manner shines through in this book. The National Trust's commitment to preserving and sharing Britain's heritage is evident in every page. "Roman Britain (Out and About)" is an excellent resource for teachers, parents, and anyone interested in learning about Roman Britain in a fun and interactive way. It's more than just a book; it's a passport to the past! Delve into history, engage your creativity, and discover the wonders of Roman Britain today. While suitable for children, adults will find it enlightening and easy to read as well.