About Finding An Ancient Chamber Under A Garden In Cornwall | Time Team
The team try to discover what a 2000-year-old underground chamber beneath a garden was used for. Dowser Hamish Miller shows the extent of the fogou beneath the lawn, and Tony tries his hand at dowsing. But Mick is skeptical, preferring to rely on the geophysical survey. They are also trying to find the Iron Age settlement that would have adjoined the fogou. Joining the team are archaeological geophysicist Susan Ovenden, and county archaeologist Nick Johnson.
Finding An Ancient Chamber Under A Garden In Cornwall | Time Team is presented by Absolute History. Its listed runtime is 50 minutes. The source link and publisher attribution are provided with the embedded film.
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- Finding An Ancient Chamber Under A Garden In Cornwall | Time Team
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- English
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