Digging For Britain
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In this “incredibly interesting” (The Independent, UK) documentary series, Professor Alice Roberts (Time Team) explores the most exciting archaeological finds from across Britain. From an Iron Age chariot to Viking treasures, from Roman burials to World War II relics, see how these discoveries are rewriting history, with expert analysis from historians and archaeologists.
IMDb 8.3/1020108 seasons
DocumentaryEdifyingSmart
DocumentaryEdifyingSmart
IMDb 8.3/1020108 seasons
TV-14
4 episodes
  • 1. The Romans

    1. The Romans

    The mystery of a man buried face down on a bed of meat a treasure trove of coins dedicated to ancient gods and the evidence of 97 murdered babies buried beneath a field
    The mystery of a man buried face down on a bed of meat a treasure trove of coins dedicated to ancient gods and the evidence of 97 murdered babies buried beneath a field
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    50min
    Aug 18, 2010
  • 2. Prehistory

    2. Prehistory

    With no written records Prehistory is only told through the discovery of ancient artifacts and the remains of those who walked the earth before us With this evidence we can get a glimpse of the mysterious world of prehistoric Britain
    With no written records Prehistory is only told through the discovery of ancient artifacts and the remains of those who walked the earth before us With this evidence we can get a glimpse of the mysterious world of prehistoric Britain
    TV-14
    50min
    Aug 25, 2010
  • 3. Anglo-Saxons

    3. Anglo-Saxons

    In Northumbria skeletons tell juxtaposed tales of violent death and tenderness Archeologists curate grave goods in an amazing community project
    In Northumbria skeletons tell juxtaposed tales of violent death and tenderness Archeologists curate grave goods in an amazing community project
    TV-14
    49min
    Sep 1, 2010
  • 4. The Tudors

    4. The Tudors

    The Tudor age was a period of enormous political social and economic change Archeology can give us some insight into the lives of the people that lived through such a momentous time This episode features the excavation and restoration of a British naval find the mystery surrounding a forgotten Tudor palace and Shakespeares first theater
    The Tudor age was a period of enormous political social and economic change Archeology can give us some insight into the lives of the people that lived through such a momentous time This episode features the excavation and restoration of a British naval find the mystery surrounding a forgotten Tudor palace and Shakespeares first theater
    TV-14
    52min
    Sep 9, 2010
  • Digging For Britain
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    IMDb 8.3/1020108 seasons
    In this “incredibly interesting” (The Independent, UK) documentary series, Professor Alice Roberts (Time Team) explores the most exciting archaeological finds from across Britain. From an Iron Age chariot to Viking treasures, from Roman burials to World War II relics, see how these discoveries are rewriting history, with expert analysis from historians and archaeologists.
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    violencesexual contentFlashing lights and strobing patterns might affect photosensitive viewers
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