The mainland too, of course, had its burial chambers, like the long barrow at West Kennet.
And there were also the great stone circles.
By 1,000 BC, things were changing fast.
All over the British landscape, a protracted struggle for good land was taking place.
Forests were cleared so that Iron Age Britain was not, as was once romantically imagined.
An unbroken forest kingdom stretching from Cornwall to Inverness.
And it was a crowded island.
Some archaeologists believe that almost as much land was being farmed in the Iron Age as in 1914.
They were built in the centuries before the Roman invasions.
First from the elements, but later from each other.
🎵 LRC歌词版本
[00:01.557]The mainland too, of course, had its burial chambers, like the long barrow at West Kennet.
[00:17.362]And there were also the great stone circles.
[00:35.820]By 1,000 BC, things were changing fast.
[00:39.551]All over the British landscape, a protracted struggle for good land was taking place.
[00:45.254]Forests were cleared so that Iron Age Britain was not, as was once romantically imagined.
[00:51.179]An unbroken forest kingdom stretching from Cornwall to Inverness.
[01:07.621]And it was a crowded island.
[01:18.777]Some archaeologists believe that almost as much land was being farmed in the Iron Age as in 1914.
[01:40.845]They were built in the centuries before the Roman invasions.
[01:50.630]First from the elements, but later from each other.
The mainland too, of course, had its burial chambers, like the long barrow at West Kennet.
And there were also the great stone circles.
By 1,000 BC, things were changing fast.
All over the British landscape, a protracted struggle for good land was taking place.
Forests were cleared so that Iron Age Britain was not, as was once romantically imagined.
An unbroken forest kingdom stretching from Cornwall to Inverness.
And it was a crowded island.
Some archaeologists believe that almost as much land was being farmed in the Iron Age as in 1914.
They were built in the centuries before the Roman invasions.
First from the elements, but later from each other.
🎵 LRC歌词版本
[00:01.557]The mainland too, of course, had its burial chambers, like the long barrow at West Kennet.
[00:17.362]And there were also the great stone circles.
[00:35.820]By 1,000 BC, things were changing fast.
[00:39.551]All over the British landscape, a protracted struggle for good land was taking place.
[00:45.254]Forests were cleared so that Iron Age Britain was not, as was once romantically imagined.
[00:51.179]An unbroken forest kingdom stretching from Cornwall to Inverness.
[01:07.621]And it was a crowded island.
[01:18.777]Some archaeologists believe that almost as much land was being farmed in the Iron Age as in 1914.
[01:40.845]They were built in the centuries before the Roman invasions.
[01:50.630]First from the elements, but later from each other.
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