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Digging Up Britain, A New History in Ten Extraordinary Discoveries

Mike Pitts
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Digging Up Britain, A New History in Ten Extraordinary Discoveries by Mike Pitts gets recommended on The Rest Is History, with transcript quotes, timestamps, and episode context.

Digging Up Britain, A New History in Ten Extraordinary Discoveries by Mike Pitts appears 1 time across 1 podcast episode on 1 show, with transcript quotes and timestamps.

It's a fabulous book because it takes ten archaeological discoveries, as the subtitle suggests, and it pushes you further and further back in time, so that the Britain that he's bringing to life becomes stranger and stranger and stranger.

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199. Stonehenge on The Rest Is History
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The host mentions 'Digging Up Britain' as a significant book that explores ten archaeological discoveries, emphasizing the strange and fascinating history of Britain. It was highlighted as the host's book of the year, showcasing its importance in understanding the past.

Digging Up Britain, A New History in Ten Extraordinary Discoveries by Mike Pitts most often appears in conversations about Stonehenge and archaeology.

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The host mentions 'Digging Up Britain' as a significant book that explores ten archaeological discoveries, emphasizing the strange and fascinating history of Britain. It was highlighted as the host's book of the year, showcasing its importance in understanding the past.

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199. Stonehenge on The Rest Is History is one of the clearest indexed episodes that recommended Digging Up Britain, A New History in Ten Extraordinary Discoveries by Mike Pitts. The first indexed transcript timestamp lands at 2:08.

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The host mentions 'Digging Up Britain' as a significant book that explores ten archaeological discoveries, emphasizing the strange and fascinating history of Britain. It was highlighted as the host's book of the year, showcasing its importance in understanding the past. It most often appears in conversations about Stonehenge and archaeology.

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A book that takes ten archaeological discoveries and pushes you further back in time, making the history of Britain stranger and stranger.

Sentiment: Highly Recommended
For: History enthusiasts and archaeology fans
Key quote: It's a fabulous book because it takes ten archaeological discoveries, as the subtitle suggests, and it pushes you further and further back in time, so that the Britain that he's bringing to life becomes stranger and stranger and stranger.
The host mentions 'Digging Up Britain' as a significant book that explores ten archaeological discoveries, emphasizing the strange and fascinating history of Britain. It was highlighted as the host's book of the year, showcasing its importance in understanding the past.