Uploaded November 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Exmoor is a spooky, desolate national park in England which was well populated in the Bronze age by Beaker folk who left burial mounds all over the landscape. In this video I visit Five Barrows, which actually has 9 barrrows, including a bell barrow. I also speak to Professor Alan Outram about the possibility that Exmoor ponies are related to Bronze Age horses of the Beaker folk and therefore descended from Yamnaya horses and I look at Brockenbarrow urn at The Museum of Barnstaple & North Devon, a burial urn which was retrieved from a Bronze Age barrow on Exmoor. Finally I reveal a spooky ghost story from 1630 about an Exmoor man who retrieved a different urn from Brokenbarrow and was haunted by the spirits of the barrow as a result.
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Exmoor is a spooky, desolate national park in England which was well populated in the Bronze age by Beaker folk who left burial mounds all over the landscape. In this video I visit Five Barrows, which actually has 9 barrrows, including a bell barrow. I also speak to Professor Alan Outram about the possibility that Exmoor ponies are related to Bronze Age horses of the Beaker folk and therefore descended from Yamnaya horses and I look at Brockenbarrow urn at The Museum of Barnstaple & North Devon, a burial urn which was retrieved from a Bronze Age barrow on Exmoor. Finally I reveal a spooky ghost story from 1630 about an Exmoor man who retrieved a different urn from Brokenbarrow and was haunted by the spirits of the barrow as a result.
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