Explore Ancient Burial Sites and a Cold War Bunker with Drone Footage, shared today to celebrate the Winter Solstice (December 21st).
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“Our landscape is rich with ancient sites; whether iron age hill forts, standing stones, burial mounds or holy wells, these are places which connect us with our past, and enrich our experience of the countryside... yet over a quarter of these sites are inaccessible to the public...”
— Amy-Jane Beer, Right to Roam
This video takes you on a journey through history using drone footage, exploring ancient burial mounds and a surprising Cold War relic in Lincolnshire, England.
Here's what you'll see:
Hoe Hill Long Barrow:
Discover this Neolithic burial mound, estimated to be over 5600 years old.
Grim's Mound:
Explore this round barrow from the Bronze Age, and hear theories about its name.
Bully Hill Bowl Barrow:
See this 4000-year-old barrow and learn about the types of artifacts found inside.
Neolithic Trackway: Fly over an ancient pathway used by people 6000 years ago!
Burgh Top Barrows: Witness a cluster of four Bronze Age barrows, including one with a fascinating Cold War history.
This video offers stunning visuals and interesting facts about these historical sites.
Stay tuned for more of these barrows in the distance!
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00:00 Introduction
00:25 Hoe Hill Long Barrow
01:36 Grim's Mound Round Barrow
03:56 Bully Hill Round Barrow
05:24 Cold War Bunker Barrow
07:35 Burgh Top Bronze Age Barrow
10:14 Burgh On Bain Neolithic Long Barrow
