CAMBRIDGE FOR KIDS

Cambridge for Kids is a historical, bite-sized podcast series aimed at children who are looking to further their knowledge in all things history.

Episodes are all under 10 minutes, and packed full of information that is easy for children to understand.

Written and narrated by Cambridge University archaeologist, Matthew John Brooks.

For more info, visit the official Cambridge for Kids website!
Or follow @cambs4kids on Twitter
Matthew John Brooks is a British Archaeologist with a BA (Honours) Degree in Roman Archaeology. 

He has conducted fieldwork throughout the UK on some of the largest archaeological excavations in the world; most notably The Pompeii of The North.

He has worked for the Museum of London, Oxford and Cambridge University in the Department of Archaeology as an Archaeological Researcher and Archaeological Consultant, and frequently works alongside Archaeobotanists and Ecologists, processing archaeological samples, artifact analysis and identification, contributing to archaeological journals.

Matthew is a current member of CIfA (Chartered Institute for Archaeologists), incorporated by Royal Charter, and has produced a number of publications.