The Track That Leads To An Unsolved Mystery | Ancient Tracks | S1E01 | Beyond Documentary

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• MK

  @mkdes40 · 1 year ago

  The person who did the photography deserves several awards.

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• G3

  @G33kLord-x6m · 1 year ago

  Love when Phil shows up in shows after Time Team.

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• SE

  @semperfidelis2970 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Watching these things just consumes me. I&apos;m always getting suggestions about what movies to watch and such, but my heart just isn&apos;t in that. This is the stuff I&apos;m made of.<br>That doesn&apos;t mean I believe everything, I&apos;m not gullible to every suggestion, but it&apos;s interesting. Speculation is also interesting. It doesn&apos;t mean you&apos;re being converted to something, don&apos;t be afraid of a suggestion or an idea. Just see it for what it is, interesting.

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• LI

  @lisamoore6804 · 3 years ago

  The guy singing in the woods reminded me of the scene from the movie 1917 where the kid was singing &quot;I&apos;m a Poor Wayfaring Stranger&quot;.

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• MJ

  @mjrchapin · 3 years ago

  He never disappoints and in fact exceeds expectations. This one is elegantly simple but loaded with amazing history and details.

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• WA

  @wandapease-gi8yo · 2 years ago

  “The Road goes on and on, off from the place where it began. . .” &nbsp;J.R.R Tolkien. The Hobbitt

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• AR

  @Art4ArtsSakeVideo · 3 years ago

  One of Sir Tony&apos;s very best. I knew the minute he said &quot;a friend of mine excavated it&quot; that we would have an encounter with Phil Harding (of Time Team fame)! Tony is sensitive to the (sometimes strange) views of the people he encounters; ley lines were a big deal in the years I lived in Britain, and you can hear echoes in Jethro Tull&apos;s &quot;Songs from the Wood.&quot; And even more so, his reading of Edward Thomas&apos;s poem in the tree cathedral -- it&apos;s enough to bring tears for anyone who has read about the terrible fallout from World War I. An excellent walk, by an exceptional presenter.

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• SN

  @SNP-1999 · 2 weeks ago

  One doesn&apos;t have to see Phil Harding, just hear the first words he says to immediately recognise this icon of British archaeology. Bless you both, Tony and Phil ! ❤❤❤

• MA

  @marybethabordo1911 · 3 months ago

  Thank you Sir Tony and your glorious team. You take me to places my ancestors walked ueven when my life is here on another continent. You make my heart dance. ( Okay yes, I see Tony&apos;s face and the black Adder theme comes merrily to mind!)

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• BR

  @brucenenke-vk5nk · 1 year ago

  Tony is right, if you want to do history you have to get out of your car and walk, even if you are sitting down, outside, somewhere; you are still in a relative way walking through history.

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• SU

  @su-3579 · 1 year ago

  Finding the finger prints of ancient workers, at any site, as here on the picks and the anvil stone from Rousay on Orkney, is so moving. &nbsp;The workers are stretching their hands out from four and a half thousand years ago to touch ours, saying &quot;We were here. &nbsp;Remember us. &nbsp;We mattered.&quot;

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• DO

  @donnabarbour5358 · 7 months ago

  the young man singing the wood is very good!

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