Tudor Monastery Farm
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Historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Peter Ginn and Tom Pinfold turn the clock back 500 years to the early Tudor period to become tenant farmers on monastery land From sheep farming to fashioning a printing press our hosts are put through their paces to give viewers a realistic account of what life would have been like in 1500 during the reign of the first Tudor King Henry VII
IMDb 8,6/1020131 season
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DokumenterSejarahMenyenangkan
IMDb 8,6/1020131 season
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6 episode
  • 1. Domestic Duties

    1. Domestic Duties

    Monasteries in 1500 were the biggest landowners in England and Wales and this placed them at the forefront of early Tudor technology and farming In this episode there are domestic tasks to tackle from lighting fires with flint making meals with depleted crops during the Hunger Gap using a tread wheel to fetch water from the well and plowing with oxen
    Monasteries in 1500 were the biggest landowners in England and Wales and this placed them at the forefront of early Tudor technology and farming In this episode there are domestic tasks to tackle from lighting fires with flint making meals with depleted crops during the Hunger Gap using a tread wheel to fetch water from the well and plowing with oxen
    SEMUA
    59mnt
    13 Nov 2013
  • 2. The Jewel in the Realm

    2. The Jewel in the Realm

    Monasteries in 1500 were the biggest landowners in England and Wales and this placed them at the forefront of early Tudor technology and farming The monasteries capitalized on this by keeping a virtual monopoly on the export of wool to foreign countries Monastic tenant farmers were second to none when it came to exploiting the huge commercial potential of sheep farming
    Monasteries in 1500 were the biggest landowners in England and Wales and this placed them at the forefront of early Tudor technology and farming The monasteries capitalized on this by keeping a virtual monopoly on the export of wool to foreign countries Monastic tenant farmers were second to none when it came to exploiting the huge commercial potential of sheep farming
    TV-BO
    59mnt
    20 Nov 2013
  • 3. The Tudor Diet

    3. The Tudor Diet

    Monasteries in 1500 were the biggest landowners in England and Wales and this placed them at the forefront of early Tudor technology and farming In this episode its the height of summer and our farmers are carefully monitoring cereal crops from which theyll make the staple foods of everyday Tudor life bread and ale Essential for church candles they represented the light of God
    Monasteries in 1500 were the biggest landowners in England and Wales and this placed them at the forefront of early Tudor technology and farming In this episode its the height of summer and our farmers are carefully monitoring cereal crops from which theyll make the staple foods of everyday Tudor life bread and ale Essential for church candles they represented the light of God
    7+
    59mnt
    27 Nov 2013
  • 4. Foraging Wealth

    4. Foraging Wealth

    Monasteries in 1500 were the biggest landowners in England and Wales and this placed them at the forefront of early Tudor technology and farming The monasteries land covered a variety of landscapes from rivers and woodlands to hills and mines all of which would be expected to be exploited by the tenant farmer to raise income for themselves and the monastery
    Monasteries in 1500 were the biggest landowners in England and Wales and this placed them at the forefront of early Tudor technology and farming The monasteries land covered a variety of landscapes from rivers and woodlands to hills and mines all of which would be expected to be exploited by the tenant farmer to raise income for themselves and the monastery
    13+
    59mnt
    4 Des 2013
  • 5. Retirement

    5. Retirement

    Monasteries in 1500 were the biggest landowners in England and Wales and this placed them at the forefront of early Tudor technology and farming In this episode the team works to restore a room that would have been granted to an elderly worker as a form of pension
    Monasteries in 1500 were the biggest landowners in England and Wales and this placed them at the forefront of early Tudor technology and farming In this episode the team works to restore a room that would have been granted to an elderly worker as a form of pension
    7+
    59mnt
    11 Des 2013
  • 6. The Dissolution

    6. The Dissolution

    Monasteries in 1500 were the biggest landowners in England and Wales and this placed them at the forefront of early Tudor technology and farming In this episode the team brings in the barley and celebrates with a harvest feast to give thanks for their bounteous crop With the Dissolution of the Monasteries looming the team learns about the skills and crafts that were once attached to them
    Monasteries in 1500 were the biggest landowners in England and Wales and this placed them at the forefront of early Tudor technology and farming In this episode the team brings in the barley and celebrates with a harvest feast to give thanks for their bounteous crop With the Dissolution of the Monasteries looming the team learns about the skills and crafts that were once attached to them
    13+
    59mnt
    18 Des 2013
  • Tudor Monastery Farm
    DokumenterSejarahMenyenangkan
    IMDb 8,6/1020131 season
    Historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Peter Ginn and Tom Pinfold turn the clock back 500 years to the early Tudor period to become tenant farmers on monastery land From sheep farming to fashioning a printing press our hosts are put through their paces to give viewers a realistic account of what life would have been like in 1500 during the reign of the first Tudor King Henry VII
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