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Hey all, I hope you're doing well.

I'm currently at a service station on my way down to the South Coast

for the history hit summer party,

so with the ancients team and the rest of the history hit crew.

It is a day of celebration.

The team work incredibly hard to make sure that the ancients

keeps pumping out episodes twice a week every year since 2020. So incredibly grateful to them,

as I am to you for listening without you, this podcast would not be able to function.

Today's episode is all about Sea Henge, one of, in my opinion, one of the most extraordinary

prehistoric discoveries made in Britain in recent decades.

And yet its story feels much lesser known than other monuments such as Stonehenge.

And I only learned about this monument a couple of years ago when it was a star attraction

of a new exhibition at the British Museum, but it blew me away back then,

and so I thought we've got to dedicate an entire episode to its story.

Our guest is the one and only Dr. Sue Greeney.

Sue is a leading expert on the prehistoric monuments in Britain.

She's been on the podcast before to talk about Stonehenge, and she's back to talk

all things seahenge. She's a wonderful speaker. This episode was so intriguing, and I know

you're going to absolutely love it, so let's get into it. In 1998, an extraordinary discovery was made along Holm Beach in North Norfolk.

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