Digging For Britain S01E03 HDTV XviD-FTP

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Anglo-Saxons
2 SEP 2010Documentary60 min
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  • Original name: Digging for Britain
  • Type: Documentary
  • IMDb link: 1715425
  • IMDb rating: 8.2 (338 votes) Search
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The Anglo-Saxons - they divided our land and heralded the arrival of the Dark Ages. But were they really just barbarians? Dr Alice Roberts continues her journey through a year of archaeology, visiting the key sites that are throwing light on this most mysterious of periods. She visits the royal seat of power at Bamburgh, Northumbria and sees how the skeletons tell tales of violent death, but also of tenderness.
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