Cornish tin was traded with the Mediterranean and beyond in the Bronze Age, not just in Western Europe. The next closest significant source of tin was in Afghanistan.
Modern mining technology really began in Cornwall. But mining there goes back at least to the Bronze Age, when Cornish mines exported the tin essential to make the bronze. The Romans mined there, too.
Hey, was wondering whether you have any videos of the campsite and treyarnon pub area of around this time? Used to visit treyarnon yearly as a kid, great memories !
Back when he was a good wee boy working for the bbc now he has a evil grizzly beard and pumps out the most laughable conspiracy theories for a far right echo chamber.
@@goodlookinouthomie1757I just found his channel on RU-vid and it seems that the said 'far right conspiracy theories' include the following: people shouldnt be forced to eat ze bugs, women don't have penises, governments should not tell you what substances to mandatory put into your body, freedom of movement should not be limited by 15-minute cities. Most laughable ridiculous ideas, yeah!
It was very satisfying seeing that sword come out! I'm always fascinated how people figured out how to extract the metal and how to put it to good use.
Not long after this they both got career ending injury's while arresting a mountain of a man up delabole.. stomped broke legs faces was bad.. Gooch got proper loverly home tho very ocd
Hello, I work for a UK based TV program, we are interested in using this footage for our program. If this is a possibility please comment back of feel free to email me at Mark.Baralos@boomerang.co.uk Kind regards Mark
Hello, I work for a UK based TV program, we are interested in using this footage for our program. If this is a possibility please comment back of feel free to email me at Mark.Baralos@boomerang.co.uk Kind regards Mark
