Three surprising burial sites across the UK with Alice Roberts | Country Living UK
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- Alice Roberts speaks to Country Living UK about three surprising burial sites across the UK.
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I think she is lovely. What is so nice about her is that while being absolutely brilliant and very well educated and trained, she is 'the lady nextdoor" you could so easily chat with. She has done a great service to women in science.
Loved Alice Roberts since Time Team, she's legend !
Me too
Those pink plaits 😜👍🏻
She's mine, eye's off!
I've loved her work since her first dissection; I particularly remember the horse eyeball!
How marvelous,with the splendidly loquacious Alice Roberts, who never fails to grip one`s attention even within this rather short presentation. British archeology has been fortunate indeed to be hosted by someone with such formidable skills - what a treasure :)
Very well described.
Like David Attenborough, anything with Prof. Alice Roberts in is always worth watching. Regards Ireland!
Alice is brilliant to listen too. Best presenter of all time! Fascinating chat!
‘Of all time’ might be stretching it? There are other presenters who have gone down in history?
@@sirloin8745Lies!
@@sirloin8745 gone down, and forgotten. NOBODY---COULD IMPROVE ON OUR ALICE.----NOBODY !
Such a brilliant, beautiful, incredible person.
I've just finished "Crypt" and whilst it's another fantastic book, I finished it all too quickly.
I'll happily watch and listen to Professor Roberts for hours.
Mind you, it feels like I have a teenage crush. I'd hate to meet her as I'd go bright red, get tongue tied, and rush away as fast as humanly possible. 😂😂😂
YOU MIGHT GET FLATTENED IN THE RUSH
I would have loved to have had Alice as my history teacher, she comes across really well.
Fascinating woman, watched her for years.
Very interesting....... it helps that Alice Roberts tells us about. Beautiful woman.
I always enjoy Dr. Alice Roberts love of archeology She exudes joy and breaths life into the past!
LIKE NOBODY ELSE CAN
Great finding that history beneath our feet
Many thanks for tell me about the Roman baths in Carlisle!
Amazing journey, beautiful...
Thanks for share
Totally gorgeous and eternally attractive woman...A complete delight .
Total dreamboat! 🙏🏼💚
Prof Roberts is right up my strasse
Excellent
I used to work for Colchester and Essex museums. The real question is, where is the grave of King Cunobeline? The rich late Iron age king of Colchester. "Old King Coel" from the nursery rhyme.
good question ANYONE ?
on top of Bristol observatory clifton
I love Alice Roberts she's just wonderful. Where is the road shown around 1;35 please ?
THAT WINDING ROAD, GOES THROUGH ''CHEDDAR GORGE'' ON THE B3135 ROAD. FAMOUS FOR THE CAVES, WHERE ANCIENT REMAINS OF HUMANS WERE FOUND, AND WHERE CHEDDAR CHEESE IS STORED, TO MATURE. ( NOT THE SAME CAVE THOUGH ) THERE ARE SOME VIDEOS OF DRIVING THROUGH THE GORGE, ON YOU TUBE.
@@MrDaiseymay Thank you
@@butterflyKiss604 you're welcome
Was that a Beaker burial ?
Return the departed to where they came from if possible.
One odd thing is that they would have had better teeth than us. Worn down, but not caries-ridden.
We live in North Somerset and love the Quantocks. We took a long walk along Cheddar Gorge on a hot summer's day and the view was outstanding. Pity Cheddar itself is such a rip-off, even to those who live there. We have often gone to Burrington Combe and Black Downs which form part of the Quantocks and again, it is spectacular. You can see Bristol airport and the Bristol Channel, Brean and Weston Super Mare and when it is very clear you can see over to Wales.
Nice to hear about the history of various places and get a snapshot of what life was like all those years ago. It makes me proud when I hear about something very old being found in the UK. We should cherish and preserve it. So sad that often times, land developers get to destroy something special and that history gets deliberately overwritten by woke idiots who cannot face reality and seek to gloss over everything to fit their warped narrative.
Americans come here to see their heritage, their ancestry, and what do we do? Demolish, bulldoze and wipe out our history in the name of progress and money.
There are laws to stop Anctent sites being destroy. One can not just buy land and build. Trees have rights, bats, flowers and birds. The list goes on. Plus if one finds a body one has to phone the police. There are laws to keep the died safe.
I think you'll find that the "woke idiots'', as you call them, are attempting to 'dewarp' our history and present as it actually was as far as modern knowledge allows us to interpret it. That picture has to be painted, as Oliver Cromwell instructed, "warts and all". Many people's view of the history of this country has not progressed beyond the stories they were told in primary school. Those stories have a place, of course, and that place is in the primary school classroom. A simple example: I was taught at primary school in England that Sir Francis Drake was a hero, who defeated the Spanish Armada and all that. This all true, of course. But then, in the museum of Valparaiso in Chile they tell the story of how their city was sacked and burnt, twice, by "the English pirate Francis Drake". Which is also true. "Facing reality", as you call it, means reading up about, say, the Amritsar Massacre and how the man responsible was lauded as a hero in (most of) the British press at the time.
I happen to agree with you about the developers and the demolishers, but they, of course, have no interest in history whatsoever. Unless you can turn it into a theme park of some sort, perhaps.
When was this filmed? I've always found Alice Roberts a great presenter (intelligent, informative, articulate and good to look at) but have not been enamoured of the red hair/rock chick look of the last couple of years or so, as if she is trying to stay younger than she is. If this is current, I'm very pleased to see a return to this, to me, more appealing image. Please age gracefully, Alice.
Give me the rock chick not granny smith.
It would never do if we all liked the same type of women!@@richardbarton2709
I liked her Rock Prof look, it all adds to her lovely personality.
It was filmed in Bristol her home town
It’s astonishing that, not only did you think that, but that you actually typed it to share with the rest of us - so now we all know what a dickhead you are. She can wear and have whatever hair colour she likes, whatever her age, as can anyone 🙄
In 3 millennia there was a massive immigrant influx with changed Great Britain forever and no one was shouting STOP THE BOATS.
If you tried then you might have had a spear up your jacksee.
They didn't have GB News.
I'm sure our ancestors were waiting with immigrants/invaders welcome signs 🙄What a ludicrous comment comparing then to now when we have immigration laws.
Sure our ancestors were waiting with their invaders welcome signs 🙄 What a silly comment comparing then to now when we have immigration laws.
I'm sure our ancestors were waiting with their invaders welcome signs. What a silly. comment comparing then to now when we have immigration laws.
Why is she not speaking to camera - ie the viewer?
She is having a conversation with an actual person.
@@rogeredmunds5806
Probably, but we don't hear the other person.
And this style of presentation has become common
And annoying..
@@Wotsitorlabart If it makes her relaxed and better able to deliver her impeccable content, I'll leave the decision to Alice.
@@Wotsitorlabart On the plus side, at least it doesn't have the typical annoying BBC style of interview where it keeps showing close ups of her eyeball or ear or nostrils.
@@bujin1977
Although she does have rather fetching nostrils.
BC, not BCE.
Before Common Era
We know what it stands for but why did we have to change from BC and AD. My wife is from Thailand and their calendar is based on Buddhism and Moslems date from Muhammad
That fur coat… yikes. It was hard to get past.
Faux fur and it looks a bit breezy up there. Perfectly acceptable
THATS A REALLY TOP COMMENT
Wish she kept red hair!
lIKE MOST WOMEN, SHE HAS CHnged her haircolour many times
Just started to look a little bit ropey now, she’s probably only got 6 or 7 years left on tv before she gets replaced by a younger model
If David Attenborough is still going in his 90s, why has she only got 6 or 7 years left? Is she only any good if she's still attractive to men?
@@JohnMatthews-tv7tf That juvenile remark ( above ) didn't warrent a reply, but well said.