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SUMMARY:Villages by the Sea: How the Coast Has Shaped the Country
DESCRIPTION:Villages by the Sea: How the coast has shaped the country\nwith Ben Robinson\, archaeologist and broadcaster \nThis is a Non-FRAG event organised by Peterborough Civic Society \nTo be held at ARU Peterborough – booking required \nDr Ben Robinson is an archaeologist\, broadcaster and author working currently for Historic England as Principal Adviser on Heritage at Risk. \nAfter an early spell as Peterborough City Council’s archaeologist\, Ben appeared on Channel 4’s Time Team and presented the BBC Four series The Flying Archaeologist\, using microlight flights and aerial photography to reveal hidden landscapes around Stonehenge\, Hadrian’s Wall and the Norfolk Broads. He co-presented Britain’s Most Historic Towns with Alice Roberts\, Secrets from the Sky with Bettany Hughes\, and fronts the popular BBC series Villages by the Sea.
URL:https://peterborougharchaeology.org/event/villages-by-the-sea-how-the-coast-has-shaped-the-country/
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