019 - Making a living in Iron Age Britain
The British Museum Membercast
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Unraveling Iron Age Life
This chapter investigates the complexities of estimating the population and living conditions in Iron Age Britain, particularly through the lens of archaeological findings from Must Farm. It covers settlement patterns, daily activities such as pottery making and food sourcing, and the physical characteristics of Iron Age humans and animals, highlighting how these contrasts challenge modern perceptions. The discussion also touches on material culture, emphasizing social practices, burial customs, and the importance of aesthetics in everyday life.
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