An Interview with An Archaeologist #3: Prof. David Petts

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In our third interview, we speak to Professor David Petts. He is a specialist in the Early Medieval Period of Britain. We reminisce about Binchester, talk about his latest excavations on Lindisfarne and begin to talk about the joys and frustrations about loving a period commonly called 'The Dark Ages'.
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An Interview with An Archaeologist #3: Prof. David Petts

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