Britain's Prehistory with Richard Grove

The History of England

David Crowther

Royal, Queen, Europe, Modern, Parliament, History, Monarchy, Early Modern, Medieval, English, England, King, Politics

4.8 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 14 July 2024

⏱️ 31 minutes

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I am about to start a new series for Shedcast members, called Birth of Britain. It takes British history from the year dot to somewhere around 600. So I am starting the series off with an interview with friend and archaeologist Dr Richard Grove, to give us a bit of an overview. This episode is an extract from that interview. I thought that (a) you would find it interesting and that (b) it might persuade you might sign up to be a member at The History of England

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1:09.9	forward slash Invest in women. You're going to be here. Hello everyone and welcome to the history of England and welcome to a special episode
1:45.8	a guest interview with a mate of mind Dr Richard Grove why am I doing this you might ask
1:51.4	which is a sensible question well to explain I'm in the
1:56.0	process of starting a brand new shiny shedcast series for members obviously
2:00.6	called the Birth of Britain Bob for short. It is going to go from the year dot
2:06.8	or the 23rd of October 4,04 BC to somewhere around 600 AD-ish and the end of the British Tirani.
2:16.0	And to kick it off, I have asked Richard Grove to talk about the pre-history part of it,
2:21.0	because he's good at that. This episode then is an
2:25.6	extract from that interview to give you a sort of sample. If you like the cut of
2:31.1	Bob's jib then you can sign up for membership easily at the history of
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