Time-lapse: Archaeological dig in the Isle of Man
Channel: Culture Vannin
Date: 02/03/2020

A time-lapse film of one day's archaeological dig in the Isle of Man:
A c.3,500-year-old Early Bronze Age burial mound at Cronk Gluckely, close to Kirk Michael on the west coast of the Island, being excavated in July 2017 as a part of the Round Mounds of the Isle of Man project.

The music is 'Ta mee nish keaney,' a traditional Manx song extended by Annie Kissack and performed by Annie Kissack & Clare Kilgallon.
It is available on 'Sollys: Gaelic songs from the Isle of Man':
https://culturevannin.bandcamp.com/album/sollys-gaelic-songs-from-the-isle-of-man

More information about the Round Mounds of the Isle of Man archaeological research project:
https://roundmounds.wordpress.com/

A further interview with Dr Rachel Crellin and Dr Chris Fowler is available here: https://soundcloud.com/culture-vannin/round-mounds-in-the-isle-of-man-rachel-crellin-and-chris-fowler

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