Travel through the ages by visiting these sites, 

all of whom helped me in the compilation of 

Visiting the Past

Find out more about our iron heritage work

www.iron-age.org

Multi award winning living history park taking you through the prehistoric ages of Britain

www.archaeolink.co.uk

Get your hands on a copy of Iron in Nidderdale: A Forgotten Industry

by Jim Brophy

for £10 inc p+p (UK)

Isbister chambered cairn on Orkney 

is a unique and must-see experience

www.tomboftheeagles.co.uk

See what local archaeology and heritage groups are up to in our corner of Yorkshire at 

www.communityarchaeology.co.uk

World famous site replica of 

an Iron Age farm and research site in Hampshire

www.butser.org.uk

Explore the world of the Minimus,

Latin course book for primary schools

at

www.Minimus-etc.co.uk

Reconstructed on their original foundations, this Pembrokeshire site is a fascinating insight into Iron-Age life

www.castellhenllys.com

Find out more about that hat at

www.tilleyuk.com

and see page 23 in their 2008 catalogue!

37 years of Roman Military Re-enactment

just waiting for you to enlist

www.erminestreetguard.co.uk

The History Press, publisher of 

Visiting the Past.

The largest local and specialist history publisher

www.thehistorypress.co.uk

Roman fort and settlement by Hadrian's Wall.

Visit or join the summer digs.

www.vindolanda.com

Look out for Latin All Around Us

to be published by

Cambridge University Press (established 1584):

advances learning, knowledge and research worldwide

www.cambridge.org.uk

DIG Hungate is a project of 

York Archaeological Trust

www.dighungate.com

This re-enactment society provides 

enjoyable and realistic combat set-pieces

www.vikingsofmiddleengland.co.uk

Weald & Downland Open Air Museum is the leading museum of historic buildings in England, set in 50 acres of the Sussex countryside.

www.wealddown.co.uk