Hi, I joined the forum about a month ago. This is my first post here, so a bit about me first! I am a 46 year old male with a wife and two young children. We live in Ascot in Berkshire and I have been interested in History and Archaeology for as long as I can remember. I have worked as a `digger` on several digs including Bignor Roman Villa, Fishbourne Roman Palace and Clayhill (Ring Ditch) in east Sussex. I saw Tony last night in Reading. I thought he did well I enjoyed both parts of the show. The first hour was Tony doing a presentation of things past and present, and after a twenty minute break he came back on and did another hour of Q&A`s. Well put together and well presented. It was a good evenings enertainment. For those of you who are undecided, I recomend going along if he is at a theatre near you!

Hi, I joined the forum about a month ago. This is my first post here, so a bit about me first! I am a 46 year old male with a wife and two young children. We live in Ascot in Berkshire and I have been interested in History and Archaeology for as long as I can remember. I have worked as a `digger` on several digs including Bignor Roman Villa, Fishbourne Roman Palace and Clayhill (Ring Ditch) in east Sussex. I saw Tony last night in Reading. I thought he did well I enjoyed both parts of the show. The first hour was Tony doing a presentation of things past and present, and after a twenty minute break he came back on and did another hour of Q&A`s. Well put together and well presented. It was a good evenings enertainment. For those of you who are undecided, I recomend going along if he is at a theatre near you!

Hi, I joined the forum about a month ago. This is my first post here, so a bit about me first! I am a 46 year old male with a wife and two young children. We live in Ascot in Berkshire and I have been interested in History and Archaeology for as long as I can remember. I have worked as a `digger` on several digs including Bignor Roman Villa, Fishbourne Roman Palace and Clayhill (Ring Ditch) in east Sussex. I saw Tony last night in Reading. I thought he did well I enjoyed both parts of the show. The first hour was Tony doing a presentation of things past and present, and after a twenty minute break he came back on and did another hour of Q&A`s. Well put together and well presented. It was a good evenings enertainment. For those of you who are undecided, I recomend going along if he is at a theatre near you!

Hi, I joined the forum about a month ago. This is my first post here, so a bit about me first! I am a 46 year old male with a wife and two young children. We live in Ascot in Berkshire and I have been interested in History and Archaeology for as long as I can remember. I have worked as a `digger` on several digs including Bignor Roman Villa, Fishbourne Roman Palace and Clayhill (Ring Ditch) in east Sussex. I saw Tony last night in Reading. I thought he did well I enjoyed both parts of the show. The first hour was Tony doing a presentation of things past and present, and after a twenty minute break he came back on and did another hour of Q&A`s. Well put together and well presented. It was a good evenings enertainment. For those of you who are undecided, I recomend going along if he is at a theatre near you!

I’m looking forward to this one. It’s in the Cantiaci lands, and it looks like a challenge – two possible sites, both ambiguous. I just hope they don’t find definitive evidence in the last hour. That has happened so often, it’s downright suspicious_________________Sir Mark

I’m looking forward to this one. It’s in the Cantiaci lands, and it looks like a challenge – two possible sites, both ambiguous. I just hope they don’t find definitive evidence in the last hour. That has happened so often, it’s downright suspicious_________________Sir Mark

I’m looking forward to this one. It’s in the Cantiaci lands, and it looks like a challenge – two possible sites, both ambiguous. I just hope they don’t find definitive evidence in the last hour. That has happened so often, it’s downright suspicious_________________Sir Mark