Voices from Vindolanda

[mcbishop]

Currently being serialised on BBC Radio 4 is a dramatisation based on the Vindolanda writing tablets, 15 minutes a day (first airing as part of Woman's Hour). Plot summaries and streamed downloads of previous episodes are online at<br>
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www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/woma...psis.shtml<br>
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Mike Bishop <p></p><i></i>

[richsc]

Those look good, so I hope they add the streaming audio for these soon. Actually, it would be more certain to buy the tapes/cd, including that one you mentioned a few months back that the BBC did. <p>Richard Campbell, Legio XX.
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[mcbishop]

Oops, apologies! I had assumed the streamed edition of Woman's Hour *included* the serial, but now that I've reconnected my RealPlayer I have discovered it actually ends after 45 minutes... so it doesn't! Oh well, to make up, you can always go and listen to Dawn Chorus Day at www.bbc.co.uk/nature/prog...dule.shtml<br>
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zzzzz...<br>
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Mike Bishop <p></p><i></i>

[Caius Fabius]

I have written to Radio 4 and asked if they will be selling tapes of the programs for those who live outside their listening area, however, I have my doubts....<br>
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Anyone got tapes they want to trade? <p></p><i></i>

[Catiline]

If they're released on BBC audio you ought to be able to get hold of them anywhere over the internet. I heard one of these on Monday was good, if a bit thespian <p></p><i></i>

[Anonymous]

I heard and have recorded the whole so if you care to let me have a tape and an sae I would be happy to do you a recording.<br>
The interesting bit was where the kids developed "pinkeye" and it was cured with breast milk <p></p><i></i>

[Caius Fabius]

I would love a copy,<br>
email me and tell me how to pay your for your time, materials and postage.<br>
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my email is: [email protected] <p></p><i></i>

[Caius Fabius]

Thank you Derrick!<br>
I enjoyed the tape very much.<br>
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Yes, if others in the Americas want copies, I will try and duplicate it for you! It's only fair, and will save Derrick the cross-Atlantic postage. <p>"Just before class started, I looked in the big book where all the world's history is written, and it said...." Neil J. Hackett, PhD ancient history, professor OSU, 1987</p><i></i>