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Danebury ritual &
religion in the iron age
19
mins. ©
2004
Made
for Andover Museum of the Iron Age, Hampshire (UK), for permanent
exhibition use and video retail.
Danebury, one of Iron Age Britain's most significant, impressive
hillforts, was built and occupied during the
1st Millennium BC. In
1969, Prof Barry Cunliffe began an unprecedented 20-year-long
excavation of Danebury, which he discusses in this film. Prof
Miranda Green, the renowned specialist in prehistoric beliefs,
discusses the religious significance of the many finds and
burials from the site.
This fascinating, educational film uses stunning
computer-generated graphics to help bring the remarkable story
of Danebury Hillfort, and its Iron Age builders, to life.
Filmed, Edited & Produced by Sean Caveille
Narrated by Marjolein Mussellwhite
3D images by Speartip. Music/audio by Kevin
Dyson
Danebury webcast
This film can be viewed for free on The
Archaeology Channel
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Danebury
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