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Or thousands of you will win a share of the prize.

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domain of something else. In this podcast we come face to face with the reflections of another world

learning ancient lessons of wealth, relationships and responsibilities,

rubbing shoulders with an elite group of thinkers whose power and knowledge spread right across the British Isles

to Gaul and beyond. Discover a horde of incredible artifacts that span ages, bringing a magical lake to life.

I'm stepping out across Britain to discover 100 remarkable places that have shaped you, me and the whole world. I'm Neil Oliver and this is my love letter to the British Isles. Hi Neil, last week you took our imaginations to Dover to board the oldest known

seagoeing boat in the world.

Where's the next stop on our journey?

Well today, Paul, we're leaving the south coast and heading inland and north to Wales and to one of the most magical lakes in the British Isles.

It's a place of treasure and ritual, and its importance spans the bronze and iron ages. It's Hlynvauer in the Kynon Valley.

It's a fairly remote spot when you get there. It's proper countryside. It's a reservoir, a lake of water in the shadow of a small mountain with a fairly steep face on it.

So at different times of the day this reservoir is cast into shadow, which makes the water

look quite black and quite mysterious.

It's a reservoir now, and has been since work was done in the early part of the 20th century, but there was always a lake there.

There was always a natural body of water.

It's just that in about 1913, modern people wanting control over a water supply, they dammed the natural

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