Can Archaeologists Unearth King Charles II 17th Century Stable?

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Tony Robinson and his team head to Newmarket, the home of horseracing, to uncover the sport's earliest archaeological evidence. They dig in the town’s historic center, aiming to find the remains of Charles II's racing stables, which are often considered the first of their kind. With a thick concrete layer covering the site, the search proves challenging. Additionally, they explore a second location: the 17th-century palace of Charles II in Newmarket.

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Oh Boy !!! Shoveling sh*t in the ancient stables. Almost a Herculean task of cleaning out the god's horse stables.

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I’ve never understood the THREE-DAY time limit. It is an artificial restriction. Why would you quit on a site after just three days when the possibility of significant finds are still waiting to be uncovered? That said, I don’t think all the work done on this site could have possibly been done in just three days.

Nicksonian