2015-09-02 BBC:巨石阵行动:被埋藏的秘密-21

-When they look at the skeletons that they were found down in the lower levels of the mine, one was actually covered by rubbles and all that sort of material just behind me here. The body was laying stretched out in the gallery as if going towards th

2015-08-28 BBC:巨石阵行动:被埋藏的秘密-20

This is one of the larger galleries spaces down here in the mines. A lot of them are far more restricted than this. Because the reservation is so incredible, weve still got a whole series of their antelopes peaks, the tools they were using down here

2015-08-26 BBC:巨石阵行动:被埋藏的秘密-19

-Here we are at the bottom of one of the shafts. It's a lot darker than it would have been in the Neolithic, because at moment there's a modern concrete cover just to protect the archaeology. The devision that would be open to sky, so the sun would b

2015-08-21 BBC:巨石阵行动:被埋藏的秘密-18

This is certain increase in amount of ever people willing to put into constructing monuments. 270 kilometers away in Norfolk, evidence of prehistoric mining operation shows the extraordinary efforts the Neolithic people made to meet the demand for hi

2015-08-19 BBC:巨石阵行动:被埋藏的秘密-17

Five and half thousand years ago, Causewayed counties, like Crickley Hill and Robinhoods Bowl, were abandoned. Their decline signaled the end of large-scale hostilities in ancient Britain. In the relative peace that followed, monument construction in

2015-08-14 BBC:巨石阵行动:被埋藏的秘密-16

Crikeley Hill is just one of a number of violent clashes in soutnern Britain. It was a period of instablility that seems to have brought monument building in this area to a standstill. Excavated skulls from the period provided an insight into the sav

2015-09-09 BBC:巨石阵行动:被埋藏的秘密-23

When the positions of the pits were computer modeled against the movement of the sun, the true importance became clear. The calculation showed amid the summers day, the eastern pits alignment with sunrise and western pits alignment with sunset, inter

2015-10-16 History Channel:西恩宾回顾滑铁卢战役-1

The king's intentions are not initially honorable. Women at the court were generally viewed as either potential wives, wives ro whores. I don't believe that Henry was intent on making Ann his wife in the first moment he saw her. What he wanted to do

2015-11-11 History Channel:西恩宾回顾滑铁卢战役-8

Hollywood actor Sean Bean tells the story of Waterloo, one of history's most decisive battles. Sean's journey of discovery is inspired by his own experiences of playing Napoleonic soldier Richard Sharpe in TV films based on Bernard Cornwell's best-se

2015-11-06 History Channel:西恩宾回顾滑铁卢战役-7

And absolutely starving, and tells you about the food.-The sergeant of each section gave us a small piece of bread about an ounce, so which is. -Not why you starving. -To each man and an inqury was made along the ranks for a butcher. One having gone

2015-11-04 History Channel:西恩宾回顾滑铁卢战役-6

And when morning came,Gi may would face the battle of their lives. Coming up next. Bang. I find out what damage Waterloo musket can do. The bong is disintegrated on impact. The limb would have been removed. It's morning before the battle,and thousand

2015-11-04 History Channel:西恩宾回顾滑铁卢战役-5

Hollywood actor Sean Bean tells the story of Waterloo, one of history's most decisive battles. Sean's journey of discovery is inspired by his own experiences of playing Napoleonic soldier Richard Sharpe in TV films based on Bernard Cornwell's best-se

2015-10-28 History Channel:西恩宾回顾滑铁卢战役-4

Hollywood actor Sean Bean tells the story of Waterloo, one of history's most decisive battles. Sean's journey of discovery is inspired by his own experiences of playing Napoleonic soldier Richard Sharpe in TV films based on Bernard Cornwell's best-se

2015-10-23 History Channel:西恩宾回顾滑铁卢战役-3

The battle that suppressed here was the first in history to be recorded in so much detail by so many soldiers. The eye-witness has told stories with incredible bravery. The reviewer what was alive to be a soldier of Waterloo that make sense of the ca

2015-10-14 BBC:巨石阵行动:被埋藏的秘密-32

-The stones had to be brought from some distance that some large stones, and so these were important ** burial places that brought community together. The monumental nature of these stones symbolized a new level of collective endeavour and cultural a

2015-10-09 BBC:巨石阵行动:被埋藏的秘密-31

Archaeologist S* Carson has investigated the significance of megalith to prehistoric peoples. -You can commemorate anncestors too, with a standing stone. You can also use them to show a person's change of status and that person's ability to mobilize

2015-09-30 BBC:巨石阵行动:被埋藏的秘密-29

-As we began to survey much larger areas of the landscape around Stonehenge, we began to see a number of other similar neolithic monuments which were hidden under. This monument Aims-41 just to the northeast of Stonehenge long thought to be a simple

2015-09-25 BBC:巨石阵行动:被埋藏的秘密-28

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2015-09-23 BBC:巨石阵行动:被埋藏的秘密-27

The challenge of discovering lost monuments and vacant space around the stone circle was one of the Hidden Landscapes projects. It's called Objectives. Sector after sector was scanned, but nothing was detected. Finally, less than a kilometre to the n

2015-09-18 BBC:巨石阵行动:被埋藏的秘密-26

This spiritual ambition and mastery of nature could be fundamental to the creation of Stonehenge. This is clearly the best view we ever have of Stonehenge from above. You can see the other parts of the monument, things like the ditch, which run aroun