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The Dark Ages. A period of collapse, chaos and violence. Or was it? New discoveries are helping to challenge that idea.
After centuries buried beneath the soil, the graves of Anglo-Saxons are unlocking the secrets of these elusive people, revealing a civilisation far more complex than history often remembers.
Today medieval historian Matt Lewis returns to The University of Bradford to team up with Osteoarchaeologist Dr. Jo Buckberry to investigate the remains of three individuals who lived and died in Anglo-Saxon England and who, in death, may help reveal the truth about life in early medieval Britain
Images of Plan of Raunds from, Boddington, A. provided by Historic England Archive (30:10:00)
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The Dark Ages. A period of collapse, chaos and violence. Or was it? New discoveries are helping to challenge that idea.
After centuries buried beneath the soil, the graves of Anglo-Saxons are unlocking the secrets of these elusive people, revealing a civilisation far more complex than history often remembers.
Today medieval historian Matt Lewis returns to The University of Bradford to team up with Osteoarchaeologist Dr. Jo Buckberry to investigate the remains of three individuals who lived and died in Anglo-Saxon England and who, in death, may help reveal the truth about life in early medieval Britain
Images of Plan of Raunds from, Boddington, A. provided by Historic England Archive (30:10:00)
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