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BanChiang-Thailand From excavations in a remote village in north-east Thailand have come bronze and iron objects that are thought to be the earliest examples of metal working in the world. Malcolm Billings visits Ban Chiang with Professor Charles Higham - a specialist in Thailand archaeology - to evaluate the claims that have been made.
Producer ROY HAYWARD BBC Bristol long wave only

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