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Buried secrets
History Extra
|July 2026
It's in the nature of settlements that, very often, they hide evidence of earlier human activity and habitation.
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Burrow down or excavate and sometimes you can make marvellous archaeological discoveries, such as those that are featured in a new National Geographic series.
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