From its earliest days, Britain was

From its earliest days, Britain was an object of desire.

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Tacitus declared it "pretium victoriae" - worth the conquest, the best compliment that could occur to a Roman.

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He had never visited these shores but was nonetheless convinced that Britannia was rich in gold.

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Silver was abundant too. Apparently so were pearls, though Tacitus had heard they were grey, like the overcast, rain-heavy skies, and the natives only bother to collected them when they were cast up on the shore.

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As far as the Roman historians were concerned, Britannia may be off at the edge of the world, but it was off the edge of their world, not in a barbarian wilderness.

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If those writers had been able to travel in time as well as space to the northernmost of our islands, the Orcades - our modern Orkney - they would have seen something much more astonishing than pearls: Signs of a civilization thousands of years older than Rome.

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There are remains of Stone Age life all over Britain and Ireland.

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But nowhere as abundantly as Orkney, with its mounds, graves and its great circles of standing stones like here at Brodgar. Vast, imposing and utterly unknowable.

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Orkney has another Neolithic site, even more impressive than Brodgar, the last thing you would expect from the Stone Age, a shockingly familiar glimpse of ancient domestic life.

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Perched on the western coast of Orkney's main island, a village called Skara Brae.

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Beneath an area no bigger than the 18th green of a golf course lies Europe's most complete Neolithic community, preserved for 5,000 years under a blanket of sand and grass until uncovered in 1850 by a ferocious sea storm.

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This is a recognisable village. Neatly fitted into its landscape between pasture and sea, intimate, domestic and self-sufficient.

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Technically still the Stone Age and Neolithic period, these are not huts, they're true houses, built from sandstone slabs that lie all around the island and gave stout protection to villagers at Skara Brae, from their biting Orcadian winds.

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They were real neighbours, living cheek by jowl, their houses connected by walled, sometimes decorated alleyways.

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It is easy to imagine gossip travelling down those alleys after a hearty seafood supper.

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We have everything you could want from a village except a church and a pub.

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In 3,000 BC, the sea and air were warmer than they are now. Once they'd settled in their sandstone houses, they could harvest red bream and mussels and oysters that were abundant in the shallows.

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Cattle gave meat and milk and dogs were kept for hunting and for company.

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In Neolithic times there would have been a dozen houses, half-dug into the ground for comfort and safety.

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A thriving, bustling little community of 50 or 60.

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The real miracle of Skara Brae is that these houses were not mere shelters.

From its earliest days, Britain was an object of desire.

00:00:26,295 — > 00:00:31,847 
Tacitus declared it "pretium victoriae" - worth the conquest, the best compliment that could occur to a Roman.

00:00:37,095 — > 00:00:39,655 
He had never visited these shores but was nonetheless convinced that Britannia was rich in gold.

00:00:46,895 — > 00:00:50,604 
Silver was abundant too. Apparently so were pearls, though Tacitus had heard they were grey, like the overcast, rain-heavy skies, and the natives only bother to collected them when they were cast up on the shore.

00:01:03,735 — > 00:01:06,613 
As far as the Roman historians were concerned, Britannia may be off at the edge of the world, but it was off the edge of their world, not in a barbarian wilderness.

00:01:15,135 — > 00:01:19,367 
If those writers had been able to travel in time as well as space to the northernmost of our islands, the Orcades - our modern Orkney - they would have seen something much more astonishing than pearls: Signs of a civilization thousands of years older than Rome.

00:02:23,335 — > 00:02:28,011 
There are remains of Stone Age life all over Britain and Ireland.

00:02:29,815 — > 00:02:34,093 
But nowhere as abundantly as Orkney, with its mounds, graves and its great circles of standing stones like here at Brodgar. Vast, imposing and utterly unknowable.

00:02:46,615 — > 00:02:53,168 
Orkney has another Neolithic site, even more impressive than Brodgar, the last thing you would expect from the Stone Age, a shockingly familiar glimpse of ancient domestic life.

00:03:00,815 — > 00:03:04,091 
Perched on the western coast of Orkney's main island, a village called Skara Brae.

00:03:15,575 — > 00:03:19,966 
Beneath an area no bigger than the 18th green of a golf course lies Europe's most complete Neolithic community, preserved for 5,000 years under a blanket of sand and grass until uncovered in 1850 by a ferocious sea storm.

00:03:44,815 — > 00:03:47,409 
This is a recognisable village. Neatly fitted into its landscape between pasture and sea, intimate, domestic and self-sufficient.

00:03:55,775 — > 00:03:59,688 
Technically still the Stone Age and Neolithic period, these are not huts, they're true houses, built from sandstone slabs that lie all around the island and gave stout protection to villagers at Skara Brae, from their biting Orcadian winds.

00:04:17,095 — > 00:04:21,407 
They were real neighbours, living cheek by jowl, their houses connected by walled, sometimes decorated alleyways.

00:04:25,655 — > 00:04:30,445 
It is easy to imagine gossip travelling down those alleys after a hearty seafood supper.

00:04:36,655 — > 00:04:40,614 
We have everything you could want from a village except a church and a pub.

00:04:46,295 — > 00:04:51,323 
In 3,000 BC, the sea and air were warmer than they are now. Once they'd settled in their sandstone houses, they could harvest red bream and mussels and oysters that were abundant in the shallows.

00:05:14,615 — > 00:05:17,049 
Cattle gave meat and milk and dogs were kept for hunting and for company.

00:05:19,535 — > 00:05:23,414 
In Neolithic times there would have been a dozen houses, half-dug into the ground for comfort and safety.

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A thriving, bustling little community of 50 or 60.

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The real miracle of Skara Brae is that these houses were not mere shelters.

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From its earliest days, Britain was an object of desire. 00:00:26,295 — > 00:00:31,847 Tacitus declared it "pretium victoriae" - worth the conquest, the best compliment that could occur to a Roman. 00:00:37,095 — > 00:00:39,655 He had never visited these shores but was nonetheless convinced that Britannia was rich in gold. 00:00:46,895 — > 00:00:50,604 Silver was abundant too. Apparently so were pearls, though Tacitus had heard they were grey, like the overcast, rain-heavy skies, and the natives only bother to collected them when they were cast up on the shore. 00:01:03,735 — > 00:01:06,613 As far as the Roman historians were concerned, Britannia may be off at the edge of the world, but it was off the edge of their world, not in a barbarian wilderness. 00:01:15,135 — > 00:01:19,367 If those writers had been able to travel in time as well as space to the northernmost of our islands, the Orcades - our modern Orkney - they would have seen something much more astonishing than pearls: Signs of a civilization thousands of years older than Rome. 00:02:23,335 — > 00:02:28,011 There are remains of Stone Age life all over Britain and Ireland. 00:02:29,815 — > 00:02:34,093 But nowhere as abundantly as Orkney, with its mounds, graves and its great circles of standing stones like here at Brodgar. Vast, imposing and utterly unknowable. 00:02:46,615 — > 00:02:53,168 Orkney has another Neolithic site, even more impressive than Brodgar, the last thing you would expect from the Stone Age, a shockingly familiar glimpse of ancient domestic life. 00:03:00,815 — > 00:03:04,091 Perched on the western coast of Orkney's main island, a village called Skara Brae. 00:03:15,575 — > 00:03:19,966 Beneath an area no bigger than the 18th green of a golf course lies Europe's most complete Neolithic community, preserved for 5,000 years under a blanket of sand and grass until uncovered in 1850 by a ferocious sea storm. 00:03:44,815 — > 00:03:47,409 This is a recognisable village. Neatly fitted into its landscape between pasture and sea, intimate, domestic and self-sufficient. 00:03:55,775 — > 00:03:59,688 Technically still the Stone Age and Neolithic period, these are not huts, they're true houses, built from sandstone slabs that lie all around the island and gave stout protection to villagers at Skara Brae, from their biting Orcadian winds. 00:04:17,095 — > 00:04:21,407 They were real neighbours, living cheek by jowl, their houses connected by walled, sometimes decorated alleyways. 00:04:25,655 — > 00:04:30,445 It is easy to imagine gossip travelling down those alleys after a hearty seafood supper. 00:04:36,655 — > 00:04:40,614 We have everything you could want from a village except a church and a pub. 00:04:46,295 — > 00:04:51,323 In 3,000 BC, the sea and air were warmer than they are now. Once they'd settled in their sandstone houses, they could harvest red bream and mussels and oysters that were abundant in the shallows. 00:05:14,615 — > 00:05:17,049 Cattle gave meat and milk and dogs were kept for hunting and for company. 00:05:19,535 — > 00:05:23,414 In Neolithic times there would have been a dozen houses, half-dug into the ground for comfort and safety. 00:05:28,015 — > 00:05:32,452 A thriving, bustling little community of 50 or 60. 00:05:35,095 — > 00:05:37,563 The real miracle of Skara Brae is that these houses were not mere shelters.

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с самых первых дней в великобритании был объектом желания.

00:00:26295 - > 00:00:31847
тацит объявил ее "pretium victoriae" - стоит завоевания, лучший комплимент, который может произойти в роман.

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он никогда не посещали эти берега, но, тем не менее, будучи убеждена в том, что британия была богатой золотом.

00:00:46895 - > 00:00:50604 серебро было в изобилии.очевидно, это были жемчуг, хотя тацит слышал, они были серые, как пасмурно, дождь тяжелой небо, и местные жители только заботится о том, чтобы собирать их, когда они были брошены на берег.

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как римские историки, то британия может быть не на краю света, но с края в их мир, не варвар пустыни.

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, если эти писатели смогли путешествовать во времени, а также места для северных наших островов, orcades - современный оркнейские острова - они бы увидели что - то гораздо более удивительным, чем жемчуг: признаки цивилизации тысячи лет старше рима.

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существуют по - прежнему каменный век жизни по всей великобритании и ирландии.

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но нигде, как совершенно как оркнейские острова, с насыпи, захоронения и его большой круг постоянных камни, как здесь, в brodgar.огромные, вводя и совершенно непостижимым.

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оркнейские острова еще неолит сайта, даже серьезнее, чем brodgar, последнее, что вы ожидаете от каменного века, поразительно знакомо вам древний внутренней жизни.

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, возвышающегося на западном побережье острова оркни основной, в деревне под названием скара - брей.

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под площадью не более 18 зеленых гольф - поле является наиболее полной неолит европы сообщества, сохранить для 5000 лет под слоем песка и травы, пока не обнаружили в 1850 году в жестокую море шторм.

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это распознаваемый деревни.аккуратно установлены в ландшафт между пастбищ и море, интимно, как внутренних, так и самодостаточной.

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технически по - прежнему каменный век и неолита, это не дома, они настоящие дома, построенные из песчаника, плиты, которые лежат все вокруг острова, и дал прочной защиты деревень в скара - брей,их укус оркнейский ветров.

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они были по - настоящему соседей, живущих в щеку при щековина, их дома с помощью стеной, иногда оформлены переулки.

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легко представить себе сплетни путешествие вниз после сытного ужина этих переулках морепродуктов.00:04:36655 - > 00:04:40614

у нас есть все, что вы хотите из деревни, кроме церкви и паб.

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в 3000 год до н. э., море и воздух теплее, чем сейчас.после того, как они договорились в песчанике дома, они соберут мидий и устриц, что красный леща, и было много и на мелководье.00:05:14615 - > 00:05:17049

скот дал мяса и молока, и собаки были сохранены для охоты и для компании.

в 00:05:19535 - > 00:05:23414 неолита раз были десятки домов, половина, вырытых на местах для удобства и безопасности.

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процветающей, шумный маленький сообщества 50 или 60.00:05:35095 - > 00:05:37563

настоящим чудом скара - брей, заключается в том, что эти дома были не просто приютов.

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