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Star Carr: Britain’s Most Important Mesolithic Site | Digging For Britain

406K views · Feb 23, 2024 · People & Blogs

Comments · 286

  • @erinmboehm · 2 years ago

    People need to be giving this channel more likes, they deserve it

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  • @lionairvine870 · 2 years ago

    I am always amazed that people think the stone age people are often thought of as a bit dumb. I am sure if we could go back in time we would find that actually they were very clever. Also they make many assumptions. I think they would have a good laugh at us.

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  • @lonetown · 2 years ago

    The British Isles are like an archeologists playground.

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  • @nothours8 · 2 years ago

    Ok, but the pensioners helping Dr Lee on the dig were adorably enthusiastic...ruined knees not withstanding. What a cool way to learn more about your local history.

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  • @mitchtrue52 · 2 years ago

    A lot of work went into Neolithic monuments. The fact that it was used as a burial site at the end doesn't mean that it was built for that purpose or used that way for a long time.

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  • @laneoswego6989 · 2 years ago

    Alice’s enthusiasm is absolutely contagious as she is such a rock solid presenter and so talented

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  • @KathK-t9n · 2 years ago

    I visited Skara Brae  and drove past the newly discovered site at Westray. Amazing place with astounding history. Some of those stone tools are exquisite in form and colour.

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  • @debbiedeckert436 · 2 years ago (edited)

    Alice Roberts, Lucy Worsley, Raksha Dave, Helen Geake, Susannah Lipscombe, Turi King…..only a few of the women who have made history come alive 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

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  • @114-photography · 2 years ago

    Love Orkney, I’ve been in the tomb of the Eagles as well as many of the other places of interest on the islands..

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  • @gb57hevy3 · 2 years ago

    What an incredible human journey we have been on.

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  • @JoJo-11of11 · 2 years ago

    Alive is flat out awesome. I can listen to her for hours on end ! What a treasure she is

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  • @ingridmcdonald7644 · 2 years ago

    This tomb on Orkney looks like the Tomb of the Otters near Skerries bistro, just around the corner from the tomb of the eagles. I went in the Tomb of the Otters in 2013 right after they tried to clear the lump to enlarge the car park but the machine sunk into the tomb and then it was discovered what the lump was. It was the first oblong tomb I had seen and it was quite low and I had to crawl in to see the chambers. VERY interesting

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