Crocodile Poo and Bear Grease
Chris Carr
- Organisation:
- Briga and Friends
- Region:
- East of England
- Notice Period:
- Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
- Type:
- Professional
- Fee:
- Paid: £50 plus travel costs
- Category:
- History
- Updated:
- 7th November 2017
Roman health and beauty. Learn the lengths to which Roman ladies would go to look like a goddess. Delivered in period costume this talk is supported with replica artefacts, cosmetics and perfumes.
Views: 1716 | Enquiries: 2About Chris Carr
I am a professional historian and re-enactor with an interest in many different periods of history. After taking my MA in Classical Studies with OU, I worked at Flag Fen Bronze Age Centre for over 10 years developing and delivering the Education programme before starting my own company delivering talks and workshops on a range of historical subjects. I can be seen at local, regional and national living history events including the Battles of Tewkesbury and Bosworth. I can also be seen on Modern History,tv on YouTube talking about medieval food. I have appeared as the expert in The Great British Dig episode on St Mary's grange Coventry My main interest is in social and domestic history and my talks reflect this rather than the doings of kings and politicians. I talk on subjects from the Bronze Age through to WW2.
I am prepared to travel approximately 50 miles from my home in South Lincolnshire.
"Exactly the right balance of entertainment and information" Feedback from Quorn Local History Group for my Wise Woman talk.
Other Talks on SpeakerNet by Chris Carr
- What the Romans Did for Us in the Kitchen
- Life on the Edge
- A Woman's Place
- Invisible Imps
- The Wise Woman
- An Abundance of Riches
- A Load of Rubbish
- Lady of Depyng - Margaret Beaufort on the Local stage
- Colour, Cachet & Class: Clothing in Medieval England
- No Mere Cipher
- Eating on the Ration: Food on the Home Front in WW2
- Boudicca: The Creation of Two Empires
- To Change Their Stars: The Rise Three Medieval Families
- Women's Suffrage: The Struggle for a Measure of Equality
- An Imperial Possession: The Romans in the Central Fens
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