What Do These Skulls Tell Us About The Viking Invasion Of England?

Join Professor Alice Roberts as she investigates the West Country's most tantalizing archeological finds.
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Pay respect for the editors and people who put effort in this video.

[@How2HumanWithPattiBee]

Thanks! Love learning. ❤

[@divi2747]

Thanks!

[@dGreenPickle]

Is this show going to be on this channel more often?

[@gretchenengelbrecht8633]

The thumbnail is great

[@LTKK]

Viking spankings 😂

[@paulmanuse2353]

Have you looked into Anthony Peratt, or the Thunderbolts Project?

[@julianshepherd2038]

Hes behind you

[@jayfunk5988]

Once me and my friends were out metal detecting and found a good signal,so we dug down and found some giant stone structure,instantly we knew we had found a Jonument a massive shrine to someone called John😂

[@MrOllieBD]

If you can’t afford a cameraman, always send a sound man or get a pro audio-editor. Great otherwise! [Have to add to my comment] the excitement and the giggling and laughter in some of the 1-on-1 interview segments is brilliant; most editors would have taken it out as it looked “unprofessional” but credit yours for realising the human aspect is not only important in archeology but also in its presentation! Well done Sir/Madam! 👌

[@Lime_injured]

Not stopping kids from saying first

[@davea6314]

A Viking man can impress women by demonstrating how he takes his longship up a canal to deliver seeds which can be planted in fertile places.

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Lol

[@Celadonfae]

Why did we ever think that areas with megalithic monuments were just religous sites? It has never made any sense, they are always positioned in places perfect for herding and agriculture, they are also clearly associated with status, so if they are in the wilderness who's status do they benefit? Not to mention that train timetables back then were even worse than today, so what's the point of a monument you can't get to? It's one of the most infuriatingly dumb examples of modern misinterpretation of archaeological evidence.

[@edie944]

I agree. So many things never fits logic.

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What's her axint?

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Posh

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No, you aren’t first.

[@Lime_injured]

You too

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@@Lime_injuredactually, i am