The Battle of Tewkesbury 1471

Battle Walks Episode One: The Last Yorkist Victory presented by field Archaeologist and Historian Kieran Sherlock.............
Most parts filmed on location on the Battlefield at Tewkesbury, at the Entrance to Cambian Southwick Park School, Lincoln Green Lane, the Bloody Meadow, the Gastons, Gloucester Road and the Abbey. Also some filming took place at my home in West Worcestershire, England........
I produced the intro music on my Roland Synthesizer so if you would like to listen to the full version here is the link!
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Music is as follows:-
John Dunstable (1390-1453) 'Salve Regina'
Guillaume de Machaut (1300-1377) 'Douce Dame Jolie'
Leonel Power (1370-1445) 'Beata Progenies'
Clannad 'Battles'
Filmed whilst in recovery from an operation so must apologies for my tracksuit bottomed attire.
Please like, share and comment.........
I hope this documentary rouses your interest in the incredible and fascinating period of English History The Wars of the Roses!!!!!!

[@Baskerville22]

Kieran, your video became much more interesting once you ventured outdoors. I think the "walk" is your forte. I think that the Wars of the Roses 'background' could be much briefer as most of your viewers would be, to a greater or lesser extent, familiar with the Lancaster / York conflict. I know that I simply wanted to see the battlefield and hear your view of the armies dispositions and activities. That you did well.

[@jujubee344]

The music at the beginning was very loud, then I could barely hear you talk.

[@paulholloway1447]

Actually went yesterday , done the area,walked etc.really made sense.zThank you

[@JandJRacing10]

Great work Kieran, looking forward to the next episode!

[@kieranandvalerysherlock5074]

Thank you! Certainly a number of other battles i could do :)

[@paulholloway1447]

You bring these men to life .

[@paulholloway1447]

Amazing documentary , thank you so much . I really like this , I’d imagine you were killing your own men in the melee.Please do another ,this is good.

[@paulholloway1447]

I alway imagine what the Monks at the Abbey made of it .