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One of the real pleasures being a professional archaeologist and historian is having the chance to appear in television programmes as a presenter or expert.
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In this exclusive video, Tony Booth tells us about his new book Thetis Down.
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Today on the blog we have an exclusive interview with Richard Ballard. Richard’s new book England, France and Aquitaine is out now.
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