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EarthWorks
Archaeologist Rose Ferraby explores rock art in Northumberland.
Wood
Archaeologist Rose Ferraby traces the story of Seahenge in North Norfolk.
Pottery
Archaeologist Rose Ferraby rolls up her sleeves to experience the art of making pottery.
Leather
Archaeologist Rose Ferraby encounters Roman leatherwork at Vindolanda on Hadrian’s Wall.
Metal
Rose Ferraby considers steel in the company of a cutler and a blacksmith in Sheffield.
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