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Egyptology

Education:
I have designed and built a number of interactives that can be utilized in both a museum and school setting. These include:
  • Mummification - perform mummification on the "dummy mummy", Bob!
  • Senet - play an ancient Egyptian board game!
  • Discover Egyptian treasures - learn how Tutankhamun was found with puppets!
  • Shabtis - create shabtis from Play-Doh!
Before the session, I will provide my specifications, so teachers can look at the skills the children will acquire from the activities. These activities are available to those in a museum, society, or care home setting.
Price: £100 for all activities (£25 each)   
Please note that this is for a class of up to 30 children. If you require services for more than 1 class, please get in touch. Please follow the Contact link in order to discuss which service you desire.
Lectures:

Shabtis: Servants of the Afterlife: Learn about one of the most common Egyptian pieces in museums, the shabti. In this you will discover it's life journey, and where it ends. 
(45 minute talk, includes 15 minute handling session)

The Ancient Egyptian's Guide to Having Fun: Here we will delve into the fun and games everyone in ancient Egypt played.
(45 minute talk, includes 15 minute game session)

Ancient Egyptian Magic: Learn about the magicians of ancient Egypt, and their link with religion and medicine.
(30 minute talk)

MORE TALKS COMING SOON

Price:
£30 for 30 minutes

£50 for 60 minutes
Please note that if you would like to book my services and are outside of the Northwest, pricing will be different, depending on location.

Classics

Education
I have designed and built a number of interactives that can be utilized in both a museum and school setting. These include:
Greece

  • The Labours of Heracles - perform in a play about the trials Heracles went through!
  • Design an ancient Greek coin - discover the emblems of the cities and gods!
  • Become an Olympian - compete in a mini Olympic games!
Price: £75 for all activities (£25 each)   
Please note that this is for a class of up to 30 children. If you require services for more than 1 class, please get in touch. Please follow the Contact link in order to discuss which service you desire.

Rome

  • The Founding of Rome - perform in a play about how Rome was created!
  • Have a toga party! - dress like a Roman and have a disco!
  • Design a Roman coin - just like the Emperors!
Price: £75 for all activities (£25 each)   
Please note that this is for a class of up to 30 children. If you require services for more than 1 class, please get in touch. Please follow the Contact link in order to discuss which service you desire.
Please note that if you would like to book my services and are outside of the Northwest, pricing will be different, depending on location.

Lectures:

Walking tour of the Classical Architecture of Southport: This is a walking tour of the town, looking into the columns and classical references in the town. These will run from Spring till Autumn only. Wear comfortable shoes and if needed, bring a mobile chair.
(60 minutes)

Classical Architecture in the town of Southport: For people who do not want to do the walking, there is an option for just the talk.
(30 minutes)

MORE TALKS COMING SOON

Price:
£25 for 30 minutes talk.

Walking Tours: Tickets will be £5 per person.

Please get in touch if you are a group. Alternative prices can be arranged.

Please note that if you would like to book my services and are outside of the Northwest, pricing will be different, depending on location.

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