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Re: Kids - no prehistory at school unless you're lucky to have some on your doorstep by TimPrevett on Wednesday, 23 March 2005

A lot of children *do* get some prehistory at school - but only as a necessary precursor to the Romans. English curriculums tend to look at Boudica, while the Welsh often study Caractacus.

As someone in both Roman and Prehistoric camps, I agree that prehistory should be studied more in its own right. The Romans indeed brought new technology and ways with them, but the technology and ways of life pre-Roman stand up in their own right. Though I am sure I preach to the converted!

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Tim

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