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Tom Holland with the last in the series, exploring new historical research and resonances.
We travel to Durham to examine the world's oldest piece of environmental legislation, the Charter of the Forest which was made law 800 years ago in 1217.
Tom reveals how travellers from Heathrow may well be taking off from one of the most important Iron Age sites in the UK.
We also hear memories of family holidays from a unique collection in Leicester and reveal how key figures in Russia's October revolution of 1917 met in the East End of London 10 years earlier.
Producer: Nick Patrick
By BBC Radio 44.2
4545 ratings
Tom Holland with the last in the series, exploring new historical research and resonances.
We travel to Durham to examine the world's oldest piece of environmental legislation, the Charter of the Forest which was made law 800 years ago in 1217.
Tom reveals how travellers from Heathrow may well be taking off from one of the most important Iron Age sites in the UK.
We also hear memories of family holidays from a unique collection in Leicester and reveal how key figures in Russia's October revolution of 1917 met in the East End of London 10 years earlier.
Producer: Nick Patrick

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