The British History Podcast

Today's podcast covers ancient Celts, Romano-British period, disappearance of the old wild wood, Roman tactics, encounter with holy men, and the complex relationship between the Romans and Celtic tribes in Scotland.

This podcast explores the BC period, discussing iron production in Britain, the spread of Celtic culture, and the rise of hill forts in southern Scotland. It also touches on climate change's impact on farming and religious shifts among early Britons.

The podcast discusses the decline in tomb building and agriculture in prehistoric Scotland. It explores the impact of climate change on migration and burial practices. It also delves into the arrival of metalworking in Scotland, scarcity of materials in ancient mining, and life in ancient Scottish villages.

This podcast explores the challenges of understanding ancient sites and artifacts, including their religious beliefs and rituals. It discusses the connection between ancient burial mounds and Viking superstitions and delves into the discovery of Skara Bray, an ancient town on the Orkney coast. The significance of the Tomb of the Eagles in Scotland and the purpose of ancient tombs are also explored.

Explore Scotland's formation and early climate shaped by glaciers. Learn about early colonization, hazelnut gathering, and prehistoric hunting. Discover how early humans adapted to challenges in hunting. Explore geological changes and shifting sea levels in Scotland.

This podcast episode of The British History Podcast covers various topics, including the changes in Roman Britannia, the transformation of towns, the agricultural reorganization, decline of country villas, revolution in defenses, and the lives of Roman Briton peasants.

This one was a beast, but we’re finally done with the Roman occupation of Britannia! But Rome isn’t going to let us go without a serious amount of chaos and general nuttiness. (History of Britain, History of England, History of Wales, History of Scotland, Celtic History, Roman History) Support the Show The post 33 – Strength and Honor(ius) first appeared on The British History Podcast.

Valentinian II, a special guest, discusses topics including the impact of Magnus Maximus' death on Britannia, the influence of Pelagius and the persistence of pagan ideas, Britannia's submission to Theodosius for help, extreme religious laws during Theodosius' reign, and the rise of extremism in the Roman Empire.

This episode explores the evolution of Celtic culture, the troubles faced by Rome in the 4th century, the rise and reign of Emperor Gratian, and the rise and downfall of Magnus Maximus.

Julian becomes the emperor of Rome and handles issues in Britannia. Paganism is revived in the Roman Empire. Theodosius brings peace and organizes soldiers. The possible existence of a wall in Roman Britain and the lost province of Valentia are discussed.