Episodes
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| 20140711 (BBC7) | 4 Extra Debut. Can sound solve the mysteries of the 5000-year-old Neolithic grave at Newgrange in Ireland? With Joanna Pinnock. From July 2001. | ||
| 20140711 (BBC7) | Can sound solve the mysteries of a 5000-year-old Neolithic grave in Ireland? | ||
| 20140711 (BBC7) 20140712 (BBC7) | Can sound solve the mysteries of a 5000-year-old Neolithic grave in Ireland? | ||
| 20170526 (BBC7) | Can sound solve the mysteries of a 5000-year-old Neolithic grave in Ireland? | ||
| 20010724 | 20140711 (BBC7) 20140712 (BBC7) | A look at the passage grave at Newgrange, in Ireland, one of the best preserved Neolithic sites of its kind. With humming, drumming and the playing of `standing waves' to the standing stones, archaeologist Aaron Watson and acoustics expert Dave Keating conduct a range of tests at the site to determine how Neolithic man might have experienced such a monument through sound. Can sound solve the mysteries of a 5000-year-old Neolithic grave in Ireland? Can sound solve the mysteries of the 5000-year-old Neolithic grave at Newgrange in Ireland? With Joanna Pinnock. From July 2001. With humming, drumming and the playing of `standing waves' to the standing stones, archaeologist Aaron Watson and acoustics expert Dave Keating conduct a range of tests at the site to determine how Neolithic man might have experienced such a monument through sound. | |
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