Uploaded July 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Garry Lavin uses his quirky lateral thinking to explain prehistoric neolithic houses at Skara Brae on the Orkney Islands as he did on his hit BBC TWO history of science series, 'Every Home Should Have One'. He uses his unique cartooning and design skills to recreate technology and history. This factual TV drawing technique Inspired many later presenters and shows - including ITV's Trinny and Susannah, Heston Blumenthal and BBC TWO's Dr Alice Roberts.
Garry Lavin uses his quirky lateral thinking to explain prehistoric neolithic houses at Skara Brae on the Orkney Islands as he did on his hit BBC TWO history of science series, 'Every Home Should Have One'. He uses his unique cartooning and design skills to recreate technology and history. This factual TV drawing technique Inspired many later presenters and shows - including ITV's Trinny and Susannah, Heston Blumenthal and BBC TWO's Dr Alice Roberts.
