64 years have passed since Tia married the man from Brynhass village and moved away from her family in Kurhass. Life in Brynhass was pleasant, with lots of sheep and horses and cows. Brynhass village was built along a series of small streams, and the rocks in the area were rich with copper. Despite being long time trading partners with the villages around them, Kurhass grew more isolated and eventually trade between the two villages ended completely. While living in Brynhass, Tia had 8 children, all of who survived. In this story we follow the life of her youngest daughter chess, who was all grown up and had ten children of her own.

Every incident has an antecedent, and every individual has an ancestor. This chain of Antecedors is unbroken. Follow this family through the eons of time, through 6000 years of history... where every story told, comes from the next generation.

episode written by: Daniel Roberts

episode narrated by: Provo Louis

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