Must Farm, Roman Settlements And More Of Digging For Britain’s Greatest Ancient Finds

00:00 Britain’s Pompeii Archaeologists excavate Must Farm in Cambridge, described as the “Pompeii of the Bronze Age,“ providing insights into prehistoric life over 3,000 years ago. ‌‌Discovered on the edge of a quarry near Peterborough in 1999, the impeccably preserved settlement appears to have been abandoned and burned down very suddenly around 900 BC. Ancient causeways and metalwork, including swords and spears, suggest a thriving industry and possible ritual offerings. 50:45 Mass Anglo-Saxon Grave From Anglo-Saxon warriors to Roman masterpieces, witness the excavation of ancient sites across the UK. Explore Bronze Age burials, Roman settlements, and even evidence of peaceful coexistence. With Professor Alice Roberts and her team of archaeologists at the forefront, delve into the mysteries of history, revealing untold stories and remarkable artifacts. 01:42:10 Neolithic Sites In this episode of Digging For Britain, Professor Alice Roberts is at