Unearthing Britannia’s Tribes: A BBC History of Iron Age Britain by David Miles, Caradoc Peters, Melanie Giles, Melvyn Bragg, Nicki Howarth-Pollard, Sarah Moss, Menna Elfyn, Ilka Tampke, David Greig, Ron Hutton, Miles Russell, Mandy Haggith, Guy de la Bédoyère
Requirements: .M4A/.M4B reader, 278 MB
Overview: From warrior queens to King Arthur, this epic collection explores the tribes, rulers and civilisations of Britain’s Iron Age. In the first millennium BC, the Iron Age arrived in Britain, bringing with it huge technological and social changes. New civilisations arose, the landscape was transformed, and societies developed new cultures and lifestyles. In this comprehensive collection, we take an in-depth look at Iron Age Britain and its inhabitants. The Essay: Unearthing Britannia’s Tribes takes us on a 15-part ‘road trip’ from the western reaches of Cornwall to the wilds of Scotland and Wales, as archaeologists, historians and writers reveal the peoples of ancient Albion and those who encountered them. We meet Queen Cartimandua, King Arthur, Boudicca, Pytheas and Lindow Man; hear the stories of the Cantiaci, the Demetae, the Durotriges and the Druids; and probe their myths, ideas and characters. Reaching journey’s end, we learn how tribal Britain succumbed and was integrated into the Roman world. With the arrival of Caesar’s armies, nothing would be the same again.
Genre: Audiobooks > Non-Fiction
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