Hello, Rob! I'm really looking forward to 2015, but I have to say that last year was great. I'm joined today, at the start of a brand new year, by Neil. Note: This is not a word-for-word transcript Usually it has the date carved on itĭecayed, decomposed or became worse over timeĮlectronic devices which can indicate the presence of metallic objects underground Transcript VocabularyĪ kind of box or container where you can store objects and information so that people in the future - yourself included - will know how we lived at that particular timeĪ piece of writing - maybe a document - or a narrative of events at a particular timeĪ stone representing the starting place in the construction of a monumental building. Listen to the conversation and learn some new vocabulary. Rob and Neil talk about what to include in a time capsule - a device used to keep the memory of a place in time alive. It's thought to have been buried by American revolutionaries in 1795.
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