The British Museum Membercast 019 - Making a living in Iron Age Britain
May 29, 2018
Julia Farley, a curator at the British Museum, delves into Iron Age Britain, painting a vivid picture of life over 2,000 years ago. She highlights the archaeological findings from Staple Howe and the intricate settlement patterns shaped by the environment. Discover how fire-making tools were essential for daily survival and the significance of hearth fires. Farley also discusses the complexities of estimating ancient populations and societal practices, including burial customs and aesthetics. Immerse yourself in the reflective culture of Iron Age Britons as they engaged with their world.
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