Anglo-Saxon Daily Life

[@sorrysirmygunisoneba]

I was impressed by how quickly you got the flint to work with the cloth, nicely done. Thought the video may have cut off then come back a bit later! It’s never easy

[@dd11111]

I wish I had known about these videos when they were first being released. Because they are well shot, well presented and really interesting.

[@thebaronofbelco2615]

Wow, I can’t believe how much I bloody enjoyed this! Really informative. This is the stuff that we hardly ever see. Wish there was more of this stuff on you tube. Thank you so much for this! I’ll watch the others now. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

[@OhFookinELL]

I enjoyed that. Very educational. 👍🏻

[@leornendeealdenglisc]

Fantastic video. Loved this. Great job!

[@kelvinsparks4651]

The split Hazel running across the thatch is a ledger and the twisted peg is the spar .

[@hellofditties]

not the goose poo... once again, love this series & so glad i discovered!

[@kylevollstaedt6401]

Goose poop on the foot got me

[@hrhthequeen5246]

The sharp points or the spar should be tilted toward the roof so rain won’t follow them under the thatch, he’s got them tilted so the rain will run right into it unfortunately.

[@theoderic_l]

Imagine how many things need fixing on any given day: clothes, houses, furniture, tools, animals, etc. Much of the day must have been dedicated to just maintaining things

[@hollywelland3333]

My students would like to know if you used real goose poop! Thanks :)

[@SCCArchaeology]

Hi, yes we did! We washed it off really well afterwards.

[@bella-bee]

I wonder whether they discovered that, have goose, will step in poo, but hey, that yarrow really helped my foot! Next time I get stung I’ll just try the yarrow!

[@jiffeygroup]

RELY NICE EXPAING

[@stuartmatthews7705]

Oh no those downhill spars 🙈😅 great videos though love them

[@jfm.d5180]

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[@melloss8002]

I love it

[@1970bellanger]

Il y avait aussi de nombreuses colonie Saxonnes en France.