Digging For Britain

Near the Thames river 97 skeletons of babies are discovered but what could have caused this horror Then a burial ground for a Roman cult figure once followed by many has been uncovered

Throughout its history Britain has been divided and enriched by invaders who came from across the seas Of those none have piqued our interest as much as the Vikings Through archeology we continue to learn more about these seafaring Scandinavians through gifts messages and objects left behind

Uncover a complex and sophisticated world before the Roman invasion by digging up tools and everyday use artifacts and examining the Cladh Hallan mummies which upon closer look have been made with the remains of several people

On Jersey seemingly hidden stone age communities line the coast In order to survey this area Archeologists must take to kayaks to get a close look at what lies beneath the sand and near the sea