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Romans on the Tyne

Festival of Archaeology Resources
16 Jul 2022
by Stephanie Holton

Romans on the Tyne is a collaborative project introducing children to the fantastic ancient people, objects and sites of the North East.

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Romans on the Tyne https://romansonthetyne.org/
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Stephanie Holton

Newcastle University

Stephanie is a Senior Lecturer in Classics and Regional Coordinator for Classics for All. She works on a range of projects to make the ancient world more accessible to everyone!

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Stephanie Holton

Newcastle University

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