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Archaeology: A Secret History
3. The Power of the PastDr Miles reaches the 20th century and a new quest, discovering the life of the common man.
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2. The Search for Civilisation
How discoveries in the 18th century overturned ideas of when and where civilisation began.
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1. In the Beginning
Richard Miles explores how archaeology began by trying to prove a biblical truth. (R)
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Britain on Film
9. Country LivingHow new technologies and production methods changed the face of agriculture in the 1960s. (R)
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Brushing up on...
4. British FactoriesDanny Baker ponders the British factory - the products, the people and the bosses.
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The Dambusters: 70 Years On
Dan Snow presents from RAF Scampton, a tribute to WWII's daring Dambusters raid.
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Dornier 17: The Fall and Rise of a…
The story of the plan to salvage a survival of World War Two from the English Channel.
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The Flying Archaeologist
3. Hadrian's Wall: Life on the FrontierBen Robinson flies over Hadrian's Wall to reveal a once richly populated landscape. (R)
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2. Norfolk Broads
Ben Robinson examines the hundreds of previously unknown ancient sites in the Norfolk area (R)
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1. Stonehenge: The Missing Link
Ben Robinson reveals evidence about Stonehenge that explains the reason for its location. (R)
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A History of Scotland - Series 1
1. The Last of the FreeNeil Oliver reveals the mystery of how the Gaelic Scottish Kingdom - Alba - was born.
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In the Highest Tradition
Episode 6Regimental treasures, mess traditions and loyalty in the British Army. (1989)
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From the origins of the Grenadier Guards to modern times. (1989)
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The history of the Royal Scots Greys and the Charge of the Light Brigade. (1989)
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Insights into the Gurkhas' history and commitment to the British Army. (1989)
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The notable traditions of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers. (1989)
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A look at regimental tradition and the stories that make up regimental history. (1989)
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Map Man - Series 2
6. William Mudge's Ordnance SurveyNicholas Crane reproduces the triangulation methods of Mudge's original map of 1809.
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Regency Life: 3 Lives in 1 Day
Actress Charlotte Ritchie lifts the lid on a typical day for three Regency-era people.
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Roundhead or Cavalier: Which One A…
How Britain is still defined by the battle between metaphorical Cavaliers and Roundheads. (R)
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She-Wolves: England's Early Queens
2. Isabella and MargaretHelen Castor looks at the lives of Isabella of France and Margaret of Anjou. (R)
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Stories from the Dark Earth: Meet …
3. Sacred Women of the Iron AgeJulian Richards returns to the excavation of two very different Iron Age women.
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2. Families of the Stone Age
Archaeologist Julian Richards returns to the excavation of two burials from the Stone Age.
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1. Pagans of Roman Britain
Julian Richards goes back to the excavation of two burials from Roman Britain. (R)
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Dam Busters: The Race to Smash the German DamsA fresh look at the legendary 1943 mission that, extraordinarily, almost never happened. (R)
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