TV Series2010 · BBC Four · Continuing · 59 min
A small island with a big history. Professor Alice Roberts reveals the fascinating world hidden beneath our feet, showcasing the latest finds of dedicated archaeologists.
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Alice Roberts
Self - Presenter
59 episodes
Naoíse Mac Sweeney
Herself - Location Reporter
4 episodes
Matt Williams
Himself - Presenter
3 episodes
Onyeka Nubia
Self - Reporter
12 episodes
Raksha Dave
Herself - Reporter
4 episodes
Victoria Herridge
Self - Presenter
6 episodes
Stuart Prior
Self - Reporter / Self - Expert
20 episodes
Richard Osgood
Self - MoD Archaeologist
6 episodes
Andrew Birley
Self
3 episodes
Yasmin Khan
Self - Expert
2 episodes
Megan Russell
Self - Expert
2 episodes
Naomi Sykes
Self - Expert
1 episode
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