Medieval Battle Skeletons Unearthed - Medieval Dead - S02 EP04 - History Documentary
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- Unearth the mysteries of Lewes as we reveal medieval battle skeletons and ancient mass graves. Dive into the stories behind these remarkable discoveries, shedding light on the town's historical secrets. From battlefield remains to enigmatic burial sites, join us on a journey through the past.
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I was the photographer for the Sussex Arc Soc for a while. The dark room was in Lewes castle. It was really interesting, using the library there and going to other sites like Michelham Priory, Anne of Cleves house Etc, taking photo's of artifacts to send other museums.
How wonderful!!!
You know, I've watched a TON of the documentaries you've posted.
Thank you for posting them!
I've got an auto immune disease, and I'm sick again, so I've been stuck basically in isolation this past week.
You got me through a lot these last few days.
Thanks man😊
I'm sick too....I have a congenital health problem and I've been sick, kids are sick...I'm doing the same thing. Isolation and watching either history docs or crime docs and sprinkle in a few comedy bits. I hope you feel better and can get out soon!
Lewes again! I know Lewes as the site of the UK'S worst avalanche disaster in 1836, when a huge build up of snow crashed down from the overhanging cliffs sweeping houses and people into the river.
Walkers Croft, Manchester. Thirty thousand people buried under that Croft, mostly from the poorhouse next door. Railway companies come along & use 1000s of decaying bodies & skeletons for embankments to Victoria Station (which they built partially over that cemetery).
What a hard unforgiving life they must have led.
In appreciation of the interesting programs on this channel. Always something fascinating here!
Yeah, I found ms McIntire quite fascinating, for example.
I really like these kind if videos..just listening to them helps me sleep better at night after a long days work!
Brilliant video and interesting too.Thank you 🥰
Love this series.
I envy your Landscape for your intact castles 😢
I really enjoy these documentaries, out of interest, any idea where one can find the theme music played at the end of the Medieval dead documentaries.
It’s insane that in 1846 they find all of that and then just used then along with RUBBLE for a wall??!! There WAS archeology happening back then so how could they not know how wrong it was just on a human level??
Soldier from 1010 could be from the battle of Ringmere.
Millions of people have died they had to put them somewhere ! Underground was the favaured place 😊
This is interesting program, but the program jumps about. So the ridge burials are some kind of execution from the Saxon period. They could be a Saxon gang or a Viking one .Who are captured and hung. The thing the program the program throws light on .Is that bone retrieval. can have many sources of death.
Could this have been an example of men who were executed because they were supporters of rebels ? During World War II, the Germans executed groups of people in reprisal for attacks, Could this have been something similiar? Maybe this was an attempt to eliminate the military-age males in an area. Because there is no sign of trauma, the men probably were not killed in battle. It is significant that they were all well-nourished which means they probably weren't peasants,.
nobles are nobles by force
SAXON.....VIKING
37:07 this man had a very pronounced scoliosis!
...woww...
Hardly gives us much confidence in C-14 dating, that the experts can make a blunder like this. Suddenly, with some "recalibration" (whatever that means!), we may have a Battle of Lewis skeleton after all...
Exactly….when getting dates thrown around (i.e. millions/billions of years) just check the agenda being pushed before believing.
Don’t be a sheep. Be the lion.
Errors are made all the time . This error was identified and corrected. They may well have repeated the dating several times because it had become so important. I’m only speculating, but a false date helps no one.
@@Andrew-er5cf😂
wow; throw uneducated politics into science... yawn....
It's maddening, but I'm sure you have always been PERFECT and never made a mistake ever. I'm absolutely certain of it, actually.
Because the battle of Hastings was at Crowhurst.
60 years gap could have been anybody ,poor soul 😢
Finally all coming to light eh?. Why suddenly look at these bones TEN years after finding them and not at the time of finding?
Funding.
I think they wanted proof positive that the individual was in fact a casualty of the battle they were commemorating.
@@garygalt4146 how much does a carbon dating test cost?
@@TCW-hw6iw yes, and the dating was much earlier because many many more important historical events occurred in and around Lewes. I was talking about the later discovery of the executed Vikings though. Just after 825 to be exact, would be my bet.
Oh, there is doubtless a dark and especially heinous conspiracy at work there.
Or, perhaps it took that long to get the considerable amount of money required for this type of historical research. Like perhaps the type of money television production can provide.
Battle of Lewes 14th May 1264.
ITS NOT LEWIS ITS LEWES...
All of British Isles and France have Skeletons
I think I must have missed where these bodies were and why they were being dug up?
1066 is around the time my family had a latin land decree in where Germany is. Langendeld family
DANELAW
NORMAN CONQUEST
when you nobles stad up and say gotta know the implications
Sir Kevin Parr Bt related to De Lucy and Harrington families over the centuries you cover
stop leaving ppls remains in boxes like cat food they was someone father or mother smh
I have a Hardback DORLING KINDERSLEY DK EYEWITNESS GUIDES Book of MEDIEVAL LIFE.
Discover medieval Europe - from life in a country manor to the streets of a developing town.
Sounds like a very interesting book! 🙂
It does.
GREGORY CALENDAR ADOPTION......1578 TO 1752.....WEST
Big love
Leave the dead at their resting place for christ sake. Who wishes to end on a dusty shelf of and old woman curator?
I've always thought that as well. There's buildings full of skeletons that have had proper respectful funerals whom were laid to rest in peace.
@@shonamcwilliam2842 maybe it is more of anti whitism, while today we have to give any scalp, skull or whatzver relic back to native american or indian tribes for reburial while europeans are dug out if the ground from Waterloo to Berlin to wherever medieval burial or ancient sacred neolithic to be put in card boxes forgotten, Shame on all these archeologists.
Wouldn't bother me in the slightest, if it helps future generations gain knowledge of my life and others in this period of time. My spirit will have flown anyway, only the shell lays in the grave.
So a male curator or a young woman would be OK?
Any chance that one of your non Masonic experts could have a chat with me one day, or is the “truth” only to be spoken by you lot? You are utterly ignoring the greatest archaeological discoveries of the modern age. Listen to me for gods sake! I’ve been trying to talk to you lot for 4 years.
Tim the ever armchair archeologist been ages sinds he dug a hole somewhere. ⚰️🪦