The Neolithic Village of Skara Bray

In 1850 a huge storm hit the Orkney Islands off the northeast coast of Scotland. Archaeologists found walls of eight houses that were intact, and furniture was still there. They're about 30 metres square in space, so the size of a small studio flap today. There's a reason why Skara Bray is still in such good nick after 5,000 years. So let me take you on a little tour around an ideal Neolithic home. Mind your head.