Title: Inventory of Clement Swallow, of Warwickshire, died 1571. Keystage: Keystage 3 Type: Teaching Units & Topics: Britain 1500- 1750 Description: An Inventory is a list made, when someone dies, of their goods. Tudor Inventories can tell us a lot about life in Tudor times – about someone’s house, possessions, work and so on. What can we tell about Clement Swallow from this inventory? Despite the original spellings, pupils should be able to work out what each item is, and thus decide whether Clement was rich or poor. A good way to get a feel for Tudor life, and how things were beginning to change. A bit of a challenge too ,that Year 8 enjoys! Price: Free Download: Download this free resource Related Items: Big Chief Elizabeth - How England's Adventurers Gambled and Won the New World The story of the first English settlement in the New World in the Sixteenth Century. Keystage 3   National Army Museum A museum of the British soldier - his experiences rather than the technology. Updated: 28 November 2008