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Roman mill stones |
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We will be visiting the Museum of London, Bunhill Fields and other
important local landmarks. We will also be investigating the changes
that have taken place, over time, to the local area. We have looked
at Roman mill stones that were excavated during building work near Dallington
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Map Work Year 4 is also looking at the many ways in which we are linked to other countries. This has included holidays, food stuffs, relatives and manufactured goods. |
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| This text was
written by a Year 4 pupil, to accompany their picture of the Roman soldier
with strigil. ‘This picture is about a Roman soldier. Because the Romans had no soap they used to cover their bodies with oil and they used a tool called a strigil. When they scraped the strigil across their bodies, all the dirt and dead skin came off.' |
