Episode 12 - Martin Green: A Journey Through Time and Archaeology - Part Three

Summary

In this episode, we explore Martin Green's Farm, focusing on the archaeological significance of Fir Tree Field and its rich history. The conversation delves into the wildlife that inhabits the area, the discoveries made during excavations, and the relationship between archaeology and ecology. We also discuss future plans for excavations and community engagement in preserving this unique landscape.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Cranbourne Chase National Landscape
00:56 Exploring Fir Tree Field and Its Wildlife
05:24 The Archaeological Significance of Fir Tree Field
10:49 Discovering the Mesolithic Period
16:10 The Bronze Age and Its Rituals
21:43 The Relationship Between Archaeology and Ecology
26:49 Future Excavations and Community Engagement

Keywords

Cranbourne Chase, archaeology, wildlife, conservation, history, Mesolithic, Bronze Age, environmental ecology, biodiversity, community engagement

The Chase & Chalke Landscape Partnership, supported by funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund – thank you to lottery players for making this possible.

Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Cranborne Chase is a ‘protected landscape’, legally designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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