i was actually musing about how the whole site could be exploited for profit

not financial profit, educational profit. they could do a mock up at the side of the site of how a roman settlement looked and engage children in all manner of educational wonderment; the site could be a working history of the iceni and romans with workshops about how they lived, the food they ate, animal husbadry and how they sustained themselves, the geography of the area, the environment and wildlife, the archaeology of the site, the tools and weapons they had, it'd be a fantastic thing to engage the minds of youngsters in all manner of subjects but all they've done is put up a gazebo with a couple of sketchy info boards on. As I was musing all this, a mini bus of school kids bowled up they all trooped out and sparked up fags and threw sticks at each other so maybe that's why it hasn't happened.

Posted By: Tombs, Mar 8, 12:25:39