Walking The Ancient Roads That Shaped The History Of The UK | Ancient Tracks | All Out History

Join Tony Robinson as he walks some of the UK's oldest and most significant ancient roads. Along the way discover how these paths have shaped and defined communities and how the ancient peoples who lived along them once lived.

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[Tadaia]

I could watch Tony Robinson's vids all day! An enjoyable narrator and facilitator.

[jpfischer]

What a blessing to mankind is Tony Robinson!

[kathyjaneburke]

Adore Sir Tony & his work, thanks foe putting this out.

[bradleydass]

Keep talking Tony take us
where you will.

[Sunjoy]

I LOVE these stories.. as an American, European history is Fascinating!! after all these are my people ;-)

[sandymilton]

Dartmoor adventure was great. Connected a lot of stories I’ve heard in the past

[Coin_Tales]

Exciting news! Rose number [244] is my contribution to your garden. 🌹 I hope it blooms with the essence of your creativity. Can't wait to see our collaborative garden filled with unique flowers! 🌷😊

[marilynpenner]

I have "lived" with Sir Henry Baskerville and his namesake dog; but this is the first time I have seen where Sir ACD had created the legend. Thank you.

[kurisensei]

Wikipedia:

There are also surviving gold coins from Offa's reign. One is a copy of an Abbasid dinar struck in 774 by Caliph Al-Mansur, with "Offa Rex" centred on the reverse. It is clear that the moneyer had no understanding of Arabic as the Arabic text contains many errors. The coin may have been produced to trade with Islamic Spain; or it may be part of the annual payment of 365 mancuses that Offa promised to Rome. There are other Western copies of Abbasid dinars of the period, but it is not known whether they are English or Frankish.

[nelsonannett]

really love the vids but the sound is to low the ok then to loud needs some work but great to watch. cheers.

[ingridseim]

I love tony Robert's work. Baldrick in Blackadder was hilarious, but his work with archaeologists, especially Time Team, the unedited episodes, is stellar.❤❤❤ 🫂🫂🫂🥰🥰🥰

[LadyLJOII]

Tony's narrating voice is not as loud as his direct comments.

[BenSHammonds]

certainly do enjoy these programs, was just reading a bit on the Icknield Way

[stevesmucker]

What was Tony Robertsons daily walking distance in Britain’s ancient tracks

[readMEinkbooks]

I hope they rewild Dartmor back to it's original woodland

[dickJohnsonpeter]

This is an edit of the original episode.

[ellenlandowski]

Keep the developers away from old English sites.

[ArslanOtcular]

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[hudsonfrank]

I enjoy history hit and their actors but is it me or are they putting together really low budget films? They do a good job but....

[Rocket_Man]

🔔 W-T-F? 4:33 Almost TWO MINUTES STRAIGHT of that 'music'? AND so loud as to be in the FOREGROUND as much as in the background? Is this a neutral piece or are we promoting a specific religious view now?