Would discovering something ancient near your town make you look at your home differently?, Do you think local historical discoveries are more significant than famous international sites?, What kinds of things do you think might still be unearthed in your country?, Why do you think some historical settlements stay undiscovered for centuries?, If you could see your town as it was 1,000 years ago, what would surprise you most?, Does learning about the distant past help you understand modern life, or does it feel irrelevant?, Do you get more out of interactive exhibitions or traditional museums?, How important is it for exhibitions to be historically accurate?, If you could design a museum experience so people could relive the past, what would it look like?, Can computer games ever teach history better than museums?, Would you enjoy a dinosaur exhibition at your age? What would make it more interesting?, What makes some museums feel overcrowded and overwhelming?, Have you ever visited a place that felt fascinating because of its history?, Should very old buildings always be protected by a preservation order?, When is it acceptable to update a historical house unsympathetically, if ever?, Would you like to live in a house that is beautiful but freezing cold?, Should old furniture and paintings be auctioned off or kept in museums?, If you could meet the former occupants of an old house, what would you ask them?, What interests you more: discovering the past or imagining the future?, Has anything you’ve learned ever changed the way you look at a place?, Do teenagers care enough about local history? Why or why not?, Is it more important to preserve historical things or embrace change?, Which type of experience helps you learn the most: reading, museums, games, or real-life exploration?.

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